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Your brain isn’t on a fixed path. In this episode of Your Health Toolkit: The Neurology Sessions, you’ll hear from Dr. David Merrill, adult and geriatric psychiatrist, neuroscientist, and director of the Pacific Brain Health Center, as he shares how precision brain health can help you prevent or slow cognitive decline by targeting root causes you can actually change.
You’ll learn why memory loss isn’t inevitable, how integrative and functional frameworks uncover what’s driving your symptoms, and why prevention always beats repair when it comes to Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.
In this episode, you’ll discover:
Dr. Merrill reminds you that while genes load the gun, lifestyle pulls or spares the trigger. By focusing on movement, nutrition, rest, stress, and connection, you have the tools to protect and even enhance your brain health.
If this conversation sparks a change you’re ready to make, subscribe, share it with someone you love, and leave a review to help more listeners find the show.
Then tell us: Which pillar will you start with this week?
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Your Health Toolkit is a podcast created by the physicians from Collaborative Natural Health Partners (CNHP) – your go-to hub for holistic and integrated family healthcare in Connecticut and New York. At CNHP, we’ve crafted a special blend of expertise, bringing together naturopathic physicians (NPs), osteopathic medicine physicians (DOs), and Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs) to offer you a warm, integrative, patient-centered approach to health and wellness. If you’re interested in learning more, head over to our website or follow us on Facebook or Instagram for information, articles, and resources to take the guesswork out of your health.
Your Health Toolkit is a podcast presented for general information and educational purposes only. The discussions presented by Dr. Lauren Young and the show’s guests should not be considered medical advice but rather a conversation starter with your doctor. Everyone’s body is unique, and we recommend having a discussion with your personal healthcare team before trying anything discussed on the show.
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Your brain isn’t on a fixed path. In this episode of Your Health Toolkit: The Neurology Sessions, you’ll hear from Dr. David Merrill, adult and geriatric psychiatrist, neuroscientist, and director of the Pacific Brain Health Center, as he shares how precision brain health can help you prevent or slow cognitive decline by targeting root causes you can actually change.
You’ll learn why memory loss isn’t inevitable, how integrative and functional frameworks uncover what’s driving your symptoms, and why prevention always beats repair when it comes to Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.
In this episode, you’ll discover:
Dr. Merrill reminds you that while genes load the gun, lifestyle pulls or spares the trigger. By focusing on movement, nutrition, rest, stress, and connection, you have the tools to protect and even enhance your brain health.
If this conversation sparks a change you’re ready to make, subscribe, share it with someone you love, and leave a review to help more listeners find the show.
Then tell us: Which pillar will you start with this week?
Resources & Links
Your Health Toolkit is a podcast created by the physicians from Collaborative Natural Health Partners (CNHP) – your go-to hub for holistic and integrated family healthcare in Connecticut and New York. At CNHP, we’ve crafted a special blend of expertise, bringing together naturopathic physicians (NPs), osteopathic medicine physicians (DOs), and Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs) to offer you a warm, integrative, patient-centered approach to health and wellness. If you’re interested in learning more, head over to our website or follow us on Facebook or Instagram for information, articles, and resources to take the guesswork out of your health.
Your Health Toolkit is a podcast presented for general information and educational purposes only. The discussions presented by Dr. Lauren Young and the show’s guests should not be considered medical advice but rather a conversation starter with your doctor. Everyone’s body is unique, and we recommend having a discussion with your personal healthcare team before trying anything discussed on the show.