A short conversational excerpt from a YouTube video titled "Sleep Apnea: The SHOCKING Truth Doctors Hide" (Robert Whitfield MD). Speakers link poor oxygenation during sleep to increased Alzheimer’s risk, emphasize the importance of adequate sleep and breathing, and note that sleep-disordered breathing and airway issues (evaluated by biological dentists/sleep-medicine practitioners) are commonly overlooked and stereotyped.
So big reason why people get Alzheimer's is lack of oxygen to their brains. So sleep. But obviously sleep, that's good. And for long enough.
Love that. Couldn't agree more. Yeah. I think the heart, the hardest thing for me after surgery was the pain keeping me awake because I'm such a good sleeper. I'm like, oh, so frustrating. But now I'm sleeping good. So. Yeah, when you want to sleep and can't. Yeah. Yeah. Thank you for mentioning the breathing. Yeah. So our dad's. That's. Our dad is a biological dentist and he does sleep medicine too. So tests for airways and apnea. It's just so overlooked. So overlooked. Yeah. We just think it's just like fat old men that snore. But like every. A lot of people have oxygenation issues.
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Yeah. Well, thank you for sharing that.
