Alzheimer's Not a Brain Disease, But Type 3 Diabetes

Added: 2026-06-02

[00:00:00]Imagine waking up one day and slowly feeling that your most cherished memories are slipping away. Familiar faces become blurred. You see people as strangers.

[00:00:13]Words that once came effortlessly now hover just beyond your grasp. Let's talk about this. It's memory loss. And we call it Alzheimer's disease. It's not just the loss of memory. It's the theft of identity. But what we've been looking at at Alzheimer's, now we think it's been all wrong. What if the roots of Alzheimer's disease lie just not in our brains, but also are embedded in our own metabolism. Today, we're unmasking a hidden epidemic. One where Alzheimer's disease may be more accurately described as diabetes type Now, stay with me. Uh don't say, "Well, what is this virtual psychiatrist talking about? We know diabetes type one.

[00:01:04]We know diabetes type two. The type one is the insulin dependent. That's what we learned in medical school. The type two is the insulin non-dependent. That could be managed with medications. But what is this type three diabetes? This changes everything.