This month, we’re honoring National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month, a time to spotlight brain health and the importance of proactive care. With the holidays approaching, it’s easy to feel stretched thin, but this is also the perfect time to invest in yourself—your energy, vitality, and overall wellness.
How Longevity Medicine Optimizes Brain Health
Longevity interventions can help mitigate age-related cognitive decline and improve neuroplasticity. Some tools we integrate here at Coastal Functional Medicine include:
➔ Working with a functional health coach and nutritionist to help you make sustainable lifestyle changes: in nutrition, exercise, sleep, behavior changes, and accountability
➔ Caloric restriction and Intermittent Fasting
➔ Stress reduction tools
➔ Wearable technologies
➔ A team approach to provide you with lots of education and support
November 2024—A Time of Gratitude: What are You Grateful for? As the year winds down, November invites us to reflect on what we’re grateful for—our health, loved ones, and the opportunity to thrive.
"I Am Grateful For the Opportunity To Bring Up-to-Date Knowledge and Innovative Strategies in Brain Health and Longevity Medicine To Individuals of All Ages."—Dr. Sandra
Longevity medicine or what Peter Attia coined “Medicine 3.0” is bridging gaps in health care and offering another door for patients to age through. Aging is the greatest risk factor for most acute and chronic diseases. The unprecedented increase in the proportion of people over the age of 65 years with chronic disease across the globe, and the social and economic burden associated with aging require health care practitioners to expand their knowledge-base and leverage innovative strategies and tools to reduce overall mortality and morbidity rates in the older adult population.
“[T]he odds are overwhelming that you will die as a result of one of the chronic diseases of aging that I call the Four Horsemen: heart disease, cancer, neurodegenerative disease, or type 2 diabetes and related metabolic dysfunction. To achieve longevity—to live longer and live better for longer—we must understand and confront these causes of slow death.”― Peter Attia, Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity