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What It Really Takes to Stop Mild Cognitive Impairment From Becoming Alzheimer’s Dementia
Why the first months after a diagnosis are so important
Oct 25
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Angela Chapman, M.Ed, FDN-P
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Food Has Changed: Here’s What It Means for Your Brain
Did you know meat is now being 3D printed?
Oct 18
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Angela Chapman, M.Ed, FDN-P
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The Blood Flow Factor in Preventing Alzheimer's and Reversing MCI
In a new study, rapamycin boosted blood flow to the brain in people with the APOE4 gene, especially women. Here's why that matters and how to improve…
Oct 11
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Angela Chapman, M.Ed, FDN-P
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Live What You Want to Remember
After years of writing about the science of Alzheimer's prevention, here's what I'd tell you over coffee
Oct 4
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Angela Chapman, M.Ed, FDN-P
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September 2026
The Master Switch for Brain Inflammation
What turns it on, why it stays on, and how to bring it back into balance
Sep 27
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Angela Chapman, M.Ed, FDN-P
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Why Mild Cognitive Impairment Isn't Mild
You're still functioning normally, but Alzheimer's-related changes may have been building for many years.
Sep 20
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Angela Chapman, M.Ed, FDN-P
The Mitochondrial Key to Protecting Your Brain
Why cellular health is essential for preventing Alzheimer's and reversing Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI).
Sep 13
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Angela Chapman, M.Ed, FDN-P
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Chronic Immune Activation, COVID-19, and Alzheimer’s Risk
A question about cognition after the COVID vaccine — and the antibody result that didn’t make sense.
Sep 6
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Angela Chapman, M.Ed, FDN-P
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August 2026
The Toxic Triggers Causing Mild Cognitive Impairment and Alzheimer's Disease
How inhaling mycotoxins can drive cognitive decline toward an Alzheimer’s diagnosis —based on science and my own personal wake-up call.
Aug 30
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Angela Chapman, M.Ed, FDN-P
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Why Supplements Belong in an Alzheimer’s Prevention Plan —
How to Use Them Wisely
Aug 23
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Angela Chapman, M.Ed, FDN-P
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Low-Hanging Fruit for Alzheimer’s Prevention
3 easy ways to protect your brain, plus the symptomless risk factor you can easily lower.
Aug 16
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Angela Chapman, M.Ed, FDN-P
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If the Women in Your Family Keep Getting Alzheimer's, There's a Reason
If your mother, grandmother, aunt, great-grandmother all had Alzheimer's, you could be the one to break that pattern.
Aug 9
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Angela Chapman, M.Ed, FDN-P
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