With the internet providing access to so many health experts and talking heads, we often get asked ‘who can be trusted, to watch or follow online, even to enjoy?’ The answer is not always obvious, as those in the media spotlight have their own area of expertise, biases, even their own unique style of presentation.
Whether you are part of our Singapore or global community, in this series of posts we present some of the key online health leaders whose media channels we enjoy.
Meet Alzheimer's and brain health specialists, husband and wife team, Drs. Ayesha and Dean Sherzai.
A small disclaimer, we do not necessarily endorse or agree everything that our featured personalities nor their guests might say, but we do enjoy the general direction that they take. Please talk to your doctor, or medical practitioner most familiar with your medical history, before implementing any changes in diet, exercise or lifestyle, especially if you are under treatment.
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Alastair
Drs. Ayesha and Dean Sherzai / The Brain Docs
As practicing neurologists, scientists, and authors, Drs. Sherzai advocate for healthy lifestyle choices through their NEURO Plan framework. Motivated by personal experiences with dementia in their families, they embarked on a mission to prevent similar fates and promote brain and body health.
Dr. Ayesha Sherzai is a respected vascular neurologist and research scientist who empowers her patients and communities through her work. Dr. Dean Sherzai is a leading behavioural neurologist and neuroscientist known for his commitment to implementing behavioural change models within communities and populations.
Throughout their academic journey and roles at esteemed institutions like Georgetown University and the National Institutes of Health, they have committed themselves to research, patient care, and education, leading the Alzheimer’s Prevention Program at Loma Linda University. Loma Linda also well known in longevity circles as being one of Dan Buettner's Blue Zones. Together, Drs. Dean and Ayesha Sherzai are acclaimed authors and leaders in brain health, spearheading the largest community-based initiative for brain health in the US.
Enjoy our book review of "The Alzheimer's Solution"
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Enjoy their interview with Rich Roll:
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Recommended Introductions
For general health and wellbeing, meet Dr. Rangan Chartterjee. For longevity and high performance health, meeting Dr Peter Attia and Dr Rhonda Patrick.
Move more... run with Coach Lindsey Parry, or for female focused running advice, Shona Hendricks. For functional fitness we recommend meeting Adam Sinicki and Ryan Hurst.
For female specific exercise and physiology, meet Dr Stacy Sims.
Dr Gil Carvalho provides easy to understand explanations of the science behind diet and nutrition studies, often cutting through misinformation.
Interested in plant-based eating for health or longevity? Then meet Dr Michael Greger.
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