Webinar

Dave Jenkins qualified from Otago University Medical School in New Zealand in 1982. His career included general practice, senior lecturer at Auckland medical school, executive director for education for a multi-national health corporation and founding humanitarian NGO SurfAid, voted “one of the best Non-Government Organizations in the world” in 2007 by the World Association of NGOs, winning their humanitarian award from over 49,000 NGOs.

Semifinalist for New Zealander of the Year in 2012, Dave was also awarded the Rainer Arnold Fellowship for social entrepreneurship in 2007 and is currently a functional health consultant specialising in the prevention and treatment of cognitive decline.

His main work and mission is to dramatically improve the screening, prevention and treatment for all people with cognitive decline in Australasia and beyond. He has twice trained with Professor Dale Bredesen and along with other practitioners has published 100 cases of documented reversal of cognitive decline and early Alzheimer’s using a multifaceted lifestyle based metabolic enhancement program.

He now works with Bredesen Practitioner and Nutritionist Miki Okuno as a consultant specializing in cognitive decline helping both clients and their GPs in a shared care model.

Synopsis

Title: Is Alzheimer’s Preventable and Treatable? 

The current and accepted mainstream medical view of Alzheimer’s is that there is no disease altering therapy, however a growing body of evidence would suggest that it is largely preventable and often treatable. Join Dave Jenkins in research discussion, clinical findings, and case study presentation of reversal of cognitive decline utilising the Bredesen Protocol.  Dave will present pragmatic approaches that NEM practitioners can take towards utilising the Bredesen Protocols along with the challenges and solutions.