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A 15 year crusade to expose the cause and deliver the cure
– Dayan Goodenowe, PHD
Breaking Alzheimer’s by Dayan Goodenowe, PhD, explores the biochemical roots of Alzheimer’s disease, focusing on the link between low plasmalogen levels and cognitive decline. Drawing on over 20 years of research in neurological biochemistry and lipid science, Dr. Goodenowe explains complex biological mechanisms in accessible terms, from how plasmalogens function in the brain to why their depletion matters for neurodegeneration.
The book is aimed at curious readers, science-minded individuals, and practitioners looking for a rigorous, research-grounded examination of Alzheimer’s biology.
Dr. Dayan Goodenowe, PhD, is a neuroscientist and biochemical researcher known for his work on lipid metabolism and neurological processes. His research explores the foundational biochemistry of cognition and biological resilience.
Targeted toward:
science-minded readers
healthcare professionals and students
individuals seeking evidence-based insights on neurobiology
A paradigm-altering view of Alzheimer's.
Dale Bredesen, MD
Author of The New York Times Bestseller The End of Alzheimer’s
Dr. Goodenowe was the first to identify an association between low blood plasmalogen levels and increased Alzheimer’s risk , a relationship that, based on his research, may be comparable to established risk factors like age and the APOE ε4 genotype. He followed this discovery with extensive research to better understand the role of plasmalogens in cognitive decline.
Because dietary plasmalogens break down in the digestive tract before they can be effectively absorbed, Dr. Goodenowe designed and patented targeted plasmalogen precursors, stable, bioavailable compounds that can be taken orally and absorbed by cells throughout the body, including the brain, to support the production and maintenance of healthy plasmalogen levels.
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