by Kim Brebach | May 18, 2026 | Brain Health, Featured Post
If you’ve heard of Leqembi and Kisunla – the game-changing dementia drugs – you might have scratched your head when recent headlines claimed their effect on dementia was ‘trivial’. I examine the review that made the headlines and find unexpectedly...
by Kim Brebach | Apr 20, 2026 | Brain Health
A recent review of anti-amyloid drugs to treat Alzheimer’s Disease was critical of their meagre performance. It drew indignation from some, but shouldn’t have. The link between reducing amyloid plaques (see pic above) and improving dementia has been questioned for...
by Kim Brebach | Apr 10, 2026 | Brain Health
Early enthusiasm for the new dementia drugs, lecanemab and donamab, hasn’t been matched by enthusiasm by governments around the world to pick up the tab. I find out why. Main Points ‘Symptom-modifying’ drugs have been around for more than 20 years;...
by Kim Brebach | Apr 8, 2026 | Brain Health, Featured Post
Have you heard of a link between fibre and dementia? A recent Japanese study suggests that fibre can bind microplastics ingested in food. Another in the US shows fibre can flush out ‘forever chemicals’ like PFAs. A third study says one type of fibre helps in weight...
by Kim Brebach | Mar 10, 2026 | Brain Health, Featured Post
If you google ‘can you reverse dementia’ you’ll get hundreds of results with variations of ‘No. You can only slow the rate of cognitive decline or ease symptoms until the disease progresses’, so you may think I’m the one who’s lost my marbles. In this blog...
by Kim Brebach | Mar 5, 2026 | Brain Health
Much has been written about ‘The Western Diet’, devised by our American friends and eagerly embraced in the UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. We all know that eating McDonalds is bad for us, but it’s not just obesity and diabetes risk; it’s what it...