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In this short podcast excerpt, the speaker introduces the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) as a cognitive health screening tool, noting that a perfect score is 30 and that scores around 22‑24 typically indicate mild cognitive impairment or early dementia. The speaker then references recent clinical trial results from Dr. Dale Bredesen’s team, claiming that participants with low baseline scores (as low as 18) were able to improve to a perfect score of 30 after following the Bredesen protocol, highlighting this as a remarkable outcome.

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