Dr. Ron challenges the established Alzheimer’s narrative, arguing that amyloid is a symptom rather than the cause. He explores environmental toxins, infections, EMFs, sleep disruption, diet, head trauma, and metabolic dysfunction as key drivers of neuroinflammation and cognitive decline.

The episode calls for a systems-based prevention approach—clean environment, better sleep, dental care, diet, exercise, and addressing infections—rather than relying on costly amyloid-targeting drugs.

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"Your Stress Is Killing You—Here's How to Fight Back"

Episode 640 of Dr. Ron, Unfiltered, Uncensored dives into the modern "sympathetic trap"—how constant fight-or-flight activation is harming digestion, immunity, hormones, metabolism, brain health, and fueling inflammation.

Dr. Ron explains the physiology behind chronic stress and offers simple, evidence-based strategies to flip the switch into parasympathetic (rest-and-digest) mode: breathwork, cold exposure, mindful eating, gentle movement, vagus nerve stimulation, sleep hygiene, and tech boundaries.

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Aging Isn’t the Problem: Why Longevity Has Been Framed All Wrong

Dr. Ron argues that age itself doesn’t cause decline — degeneration from cumulative structural, metabolic, inflammatory, and energetic damage does. He challenges the “normal for your age” mindset and explains that early, system-focused intervention preserves function.

He previews a short docu-series that explores hidden drivers of degeneration, why modern medicine often misses them, and how targeting root causes can delay decline and maintain independence and resilience.

For decades, we’ve been told that decline is simply the price of living long enough.

Fatigue, memory loss, loss of strength, chronic disease—these are framed as normal, even expected, once a certain age is reached. Medicine has built an entire vocabulary around managing the aftermath rather than questioning the cause.

But here’s the truth most people are never told:

Aging is not a diagnosis. Time does not cause disease. Systems fail long before symptoms appear.

When we label degeneration as “old age,” we stop looking for answers—and we miss opportunities to intervene while repair is still possible.

This editorial is not about extending life at all costs. It is about understanding why healthy people are still breaking down—and why accepting decline as inevitable may be the most dangerous assumption of all.

In the coming weeks, I’ll be unpacking this issue further in a focused audio/video series examining what modern medicine overlooks, what truly drives age-related degeneration, and what it means to address root causes instead of managing decline.

If you’ve ever felt that you were “doing everything right” but still losing ground, this conversation is for you.

— Dr. Ron Unfiltered. Uncensored.