Episodes
Jun 23, 2022
Jun 23, 2022
39 min
The Dog Aging Project finds Rapamycin slows aging and prevents age-related disease. Are you one of the humans ready to give it a go?
Jun 8, 2022
Jun 8, 2022
21 min
In this episode, Jane Rogers talks with Dr. Karl Herrup about his new book "How Not to Study a Disease" and offers a roadmap that points us in a new direction in our journey to a cure.
May 29, 2022
May 29, 2022
40 min
In this episode, Jane Rogers talks with Dr. Christine Schaffner who is an expert at ridding the body of toxins. Empower yourself with her wealth of knowledge.
Detoxifying our brains is essential for improving cognitive health, but it is also a key component of our overall well-being.
May 12, 2022
May 12, 2022
27 min
Cut the fat is you're serious about your mind! In this episode, Jane Rogers talks with Dr. Lisa Broyles about vascular health.
One of the major factors in cognitive decline is vascular disease. About 20% of patients with dementia have vascular dementia. The good news is that we have the diagnostic tools to assess our vascular health and the medical and nutritional knowledge to improve it. One important test that Dr. Lisa Broyles uses is called the Boston Heart Diagnostics assessment that looks at the multiple factors that one needs to know to truly assess heart health.
Apr 28, 2022
Apr 28, 2022
43 min
Don’t wait, there are things you can do today to keep your brain sharp. In this episode, Jane discusses a wide range of cognitive decline causes and treatments with Chief Science Officer Dr. Nate Bergman of the Kemper Center for Cognitive Health and Wellness in Cleveland, OH, and how the condition can be diagnosed, managed and even reversed.
Jan 31, 2022
Jan 31, 2022
30 min
Slow aging and reduce age-related diseases by applying the latest research in anti-aging science.
In this episode, Jane Rogers talks with Dr. Lisa Broyles about he new science of aging and how to apply it as outlined in the best selling book, Lifespan by David Sinclair, PhD.
Jan 27, 2022
Jan 27, 2022
36 min
How you can optimize your breathing during sleep for cognitive health. Untreated apnea is an often-overlooked factor in cognitive decline. In this episode, Jane Rogers talks with Dr. Uzi Kama, DDS.
Jan 20, 2022
Jan 20, 2022
36 min
A finger-prick test can put you on a path to cut age-related disease in half. In this episode, Jane discusses the exciting new lab tests now available to help diagnose and address genetic causes of cognitive decline with biochemist and Vice President of business development Ryan Smith of TruDiagnostics in Lexington, KY.
It’s our biological age that matters, not our chronological one. So, blow out the birthday candles if you wish, but if you want to know how long you’re able to live, you’ll need to measure your biological age. We talk with Ryan Smith, Vice President of Business Development for TruDiagnostic, who shares how their lab can measure your biological age. It’s a fairly pricey test, but in the resources tab below our community has been offered a $50 discount. This is an at-home, do-it-yourself blood test that you mail back. You don’t need a doctor’s order.
The results will also reveal your rate of aging based on your telomeres, methylation markers and indicators of epigenetic cell health. I’ve always been a believer that “if you can measure it, you can change it.” As we explore avenues to slow the disease of aging, knowing one’s biological age can be a marker of the effectiveness of our interventions. Knowing your biological age and rate of aging can be a valuable tool if you’re worried about memory loss, brain fog, or if you have a history of Alzheimer’s in your family. Once you establish this benchmark, you can shoot for a goal of a biological age seven years younger than your chronological age. If you can achieve that, you cut your risk of age-related disease in half! Now that’s a worthy goal!
Jan 7, 2022
Jan 7, 2022
35 min
In this podcast, Jane talks with Dr. Dale Bredesen an internationally respected researcher into the causes of neurodegenerative diseases. Learn the four big factors that can cause Alzheimer’s disease and what you can do about them.
The Cutting Edge Health Podcast will help you live to 120! Award-winning television journalist, Jane Rogers, shares medical pearls in conversations with the leading researchers, clinical practitioners and biohackers who are transforming the face of medicine today. For those who are ready to take charge of their own health, the podcast will empower you with the latest practices and knowledge you need to create the most vibrant version of yourself!
Jan 4, 2022
Jan 4, 2022
26 min
In this podcast, Jane talks with Dr. Dale Bredesen an internationally respected researcher into the causes of neurodegenerative diseases.
The Cutting Edge Health Podcast will help you live to 120! Award-winning television journalist, Jane Rogers, shares medical pearls in conversations with the leading researchers, clinical practitioners and biohackers who are transforming the face of medicine today. For those who are ready to take charge of their own health, the podcast will empower you with the latest practices and knowledge you need to create the most vibrant version of yourself!
Cutting Edge Health
Noticing increased forgetfulness or short-term memory loss is a sensitive thing. It’s easy to try to hide it from others and even yourself. I’ve been there and I understand. My team and I are on a mission to help you keep your mind vibrant and beat the disease of aging! Our guest experts on the Cutting Edge Health: Preventing Cognitive Decline podcast will share tons of tips so you can avoid and reverse cognitive decline in yourself and help those you love save their memories, too. It can be done!