This CEO Helped His Mom Reverse Cognitive Decline. No Drugs. Just a Simple Brain Health Habit.
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The episode discusses a family's discovery of a simple brain health habit that helped reverse cognitive decline without drugs.
Is Cognitive Decline Reversible? Here’s One Family’s Game-Changing Discovery. In this episode of The Healthspan Podcast, Dr. Robert Todd Hurst, MD, FACC, FASE, sits down with Rob Liebreich, CEO of Goodwin Living and creator of the revolutionary brain health program, Stronger Memory. What began as a son trying to help his mom with mild cognitive impairment turned into a validated, science-backed intervention that has now helped over 60,000 people, and counting. Stronger Memory combines three simple daily habits like reading, reading aloud, writing by hand, and basic math, and has been shown in peer-reviewed studies to improve cognition, delay decline, and restore connection. They discuss: 1. Why Rob created the program 2. How his mom reversed cognitive decline and still thrives 13 years later 3. The science behind the brain’s prefrontal cortex and memory 4. How George Mason University validated the results 5 . How you can get started for free Learn more about Stronger Memory at: https://strongermemory.org For personalized care, visit: https://join.healthspanmd.com ⏱ Full Episode Time Stamps Time Topic 00:00 Why protecting the brain is the next frontier in longevity care 01:50…
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