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167 Tina Huang PhD: Neuroscience to Holistic Brain Health
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In EPISODE 167 OF GROWING OLDER LIVING YOUNGER we discuss how Tina Huang came to integrate her neuroscience background with a holistic approach to brain health, and the importance of identifying and managing environmental toxins, molds and other pathogens in addressing aging processes in the prevention of chronic diseases. We discuss the challenges of relying on the media for accurate reporting new research when many journalists don’t go back to the original articles they report on, and articles are posted with attention-grabbing headlines that don’t reflect the content of the paper. Dr. Tina shares her personal experiences of being silenced in academia, and of later being affected by mold toxicity. She received her Ph.D. in Neuroscience from the University of Rochester, and postdoctoral fellowships in psychiatric and nutritional epidemiology from Johns Hopkins and Tufts University. She has published pivotal research in the field of Alzheimer's disease and brainwave entrainment, Now as a Holistic Brain Health Practitioner, she uses a combination of neuroscience and medical intuition to help sensitive souls quickly and efficiently address root causes, regardless of relationships, surrounding or symptoms. She recently received the 2024 Yocale award for her excellent reviews
Episode Timeline:
0:11 Overview of neuroscience, Alzheimer's research, and holistic approaches to brain health
6:02 Alzheimer's disease, nutrition epidemiology, and anthropometric measures.
12:46 Knee height and dementia risk, limitations in modelling complex root causes of dementia.
17:57 Limitations of nutrition research, need for caution in interpreting findings from associative studies and systematic reviews
o21:31 The limitations of journalism and science reporting
27:34 Dr. Tina's personal experience of mold exposure and its effects on health
34:48 Aging and chronic disease prevention through detoxification and removing pathogens
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