Thank you to Gabby Reece for interviewing Dr. Dayan Goodenowe, Founder and CEO of Prodrome Sciences, live on her podcast to discuss some of the ways we can work on our brain health. He explains some of the real threats to our brain function and how plasmalogens impact our neurological health. We discuss many topics …
Dr. Goodenowe presents at the NAD+ Summit on January 21st in Vail, Colorado. His presentation is titled “How to Harness the Life-giving and Life-taking Power of Bio-Electrons”. The NAD+ Summit is also offering virtual attendance, and runs from January 21-22. The event focuses on mastering the practice of cellular metabolism, the key to optimization, efficiency, and …
Dr. Goodenowe presents at the Telomere Summit on January 19th. His presentation is titled “What Are Plasmalogens? Critical Cell Membrane Components In Alzheimer’s And Cardiovascular Disorders “. The Telomere Summit is FREE to register for, and runs from January 18th to 25th. The event focuses on providing information to healthcare professionals to learn from the Global Experts on How …
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Dr. Goodenowe presents at the A4M 29th Annual World Congress this Saturday, December 11 at 2pm. His presentation is titled “Plasmalogen Therapy Improves Cognition, and Mobility – The Science and Clinical Results – What Every Longevity Practitioner Needs to Know”. Learn more here.
When it became clear that several serious, mortal, and mostly untreatable rare diseases were due to defects in peroxisomes and that plasmalogen deficiency alone is sufficient to cause mortality and morbidity in these diseases, research into the biochemical pathways necessary for the biosynthesis of plasmalogens was intensified. The peroxisomal biosynthesis of plasmalogens was (and still is) believed to end at the formation of the alkyl ether bond and …
Plasmalogens were first discovered in 1924, almost 100 years ago. Peroxisomes, the intracellular organelle where plasmalogens are made, were discovered in 1960. The rare cerebrohepatorenal syndrome called Zellweger’ syndrome was first identified in the mid 1960’s. This is a very serious disease. Children with this disease typically die within 6 months of birth. In 1973 it was discovered that Zellweger’ syndrome was caused by a lack of peroxisomes. In 1979 it …
Dr. Dayan Goodenowe created Breaking Alzheimer’s: The Definitive Lecture Series as a detailed scientific treatise to continue the awakening process that he began in Breaking Alzheimer’s – The Book. The Definitive Lecture Series is designed to provide a full and complete understanding of the key aspects of brain health changes that are associated with Alzheimer’s disease and cognition. In …
The terms “Oxidative Stress” and “Reactive Oxygen Species” are commonly bandied about as is the term “Anti-Oxidant”. What do these terms really mean? Where does oxidative stress come from? How does the human body create and regulate reactive oxygen species? What happens when your body’s anti-oxidation mechanisms become overwhelmed? Join Dr. Goodenowe for Lecture 9 – The Biochemistry of Oxidative Stress and find the answers to these questions and …
Dr. Dayan Goodenowe created Breaking Alzheimer’s: The Definitive Lecture Series as a detailed scientific treatise to continue the awakening process that he began in Breaking Alzheimer’s – The Book. The Definitive Lecture Series is designed to provide a full and complete understanding of the key aspects of brain health changes that are associated with Alzheimer’s disease and cognition. In …
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The average brain volume of humans increases with increasing myelination of the neurons which results in more stable and efficient neurological function. From this perspective, the human brain does not reach full maturity until age 40-50, which is when the average population brain volume reaches its maximum. After age 50, the population average brain volume begins to decrease as subsets of the population begin to experience neurodegeneration. Some …
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