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The Human Upgrade · June 11, 2026 · 1h 20m

Brain Fog, Memory Loss, and Alzheimer's Prevention | Dr. Majid Fotuhi : 1482

Dave Asprey speaks with neurologist Dr. Majid Fotuhi about the treatable nature of brain fog and cognitive decline. Dr. Fotuhi explains why the brain physically shrinks due to lifestyle factors and shares his holistic program for preventing Alzheimer's and restoring brain health, drawn from 37 years of clinical experience and training at Johns Hopkins and Harvard.

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Highlights

Brain fog is treatable, not permanent
Dr. Fotuhi argues that brain fog and early cognitive decline are reversible conditions rather than inevitable consequences of aging.
Lifestyle-driven brain shrinkage
Chronic stress, poor diet, and lack of sleep can cause measurable brain volume loss, particularly in memory regions.
A multi-modal Alzheimer's prevention program
Unlike single-intervention approaches, Dr. Fotuhi combines diet, exercise, cognitive training, and stress reduction into a comprehensive prevention plan.
Early intervention maximizes reversal
Addressing cognitive symptoms at the first sign—before they escalate to dementia—is critical for the best outcomes.
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