Test dell'olfatto del burro di arachidi per l'Alzheimer

50 Risposte a “Test dell'olfatto del burro di arachidi per l'Alzheimer”

1. Question is: why did they chose peanut butter ???

2. Why was peanut butter used and not any other smell?

3. wow this is great!!!

4. wow!

5. The smell test is a great way to diag-nose 🐽 Alzheimer's. Sorry I couldn't resist dropping in that one. Very stupid.

6. Aluminum. It is in the air, water and soil. People argue about why it is there, some say from foundries, others say SRM… I do not claim to know why but I know it is there.

7. I'm a vegan YouTuber uploading a new what I eat in a day video tomorrow so subscribe to see how the carb the F up ❤️

8. Ha ha, would love to have seen that study being conducted!

9. Looks like doc is back from his vacation. The problem here is what about treating the unfortunate Alzheimer patient after they fall victims to this disease? I heard a good source for brain illness like Alzheimer / Dementia is coconut oil and Turmeric. Turmeric can help to slow down the condition and coconut oil helps to repair cells in the brains including neuron damage.

10. I love simple, noninvasive medical tests extrapolated from a combination of principles.

11. Informative, and yet terrifying at the same time.  Hope I and my loved ones continue to be able to detect peanut butter at ten paces for decades to come!  Thanks for posting.

12. ALUMINIUM DUST sprayed in the atmosphere for CLIMATE ENGINEERING may be contributing to higher levels of aluminium in water and air!

13. I used to snort peanut butter but I can't remember why!

14. Cool, now I'm going to try this out on myself and my mom and dad.

15. we need nose filters

16. nano particles of aluminum from geoengineering bypassing the blood brain barrier from the mucus lining in the nose

17. I wonder why the left nostril impairment is an indicator of AD.

18. amazing!

19. To test for Schizophrenia use Jelly

20. Thank you for sharing this important information!  Especially when aluminum is so prevalent in our lives!

21. Hi, Mr Greger. Maybe you will find a sec to share your opinion on bariatric surgery which …surges now? I am a vegan, healthy weight, no need for this type of medical service, but I cannot help seeing that the procedure becomes more and more popular both sides of the Athlantic ocean. My guess is that it disables a person forever by making them unable to eat normal food like a huge bowl of veggies or a normal-sized portion of cooked grains, or fruits…(for me a meal can well be abt a litre..). Also, the post-op patients seem have to follow a high protein (though often junky) Atkins-style diet. What do you think about the trend? Do you think that switching to a plant-based diet could be an alternative even in worst cases when it comes to a life and death situation? Thx).

22. I just want a peanut butter and jelly sandwich now.

23. Wow, this is very interesting!

24. Very interesting. If this method is really this good, why don't hospitals use this method to detect Alzheimer's? They should inform the doctors and governments round the world.

25. I could smell the peanut butter with either nostril at fifteen inches. I hope I will remember this in thirty years. 😛

26. As always, Very interesting.

27. Thanks for the interesting information!
    I wonder what or if the researchers considered other odors to test with that have a similar intensity as peanut butter? Has any research been done with the sense of taste?
    Since the sense of smell is related to the ability to taste sweet, salty, sour or bitter is it possible the lack of ability to detect them by either smell or taste something that can give clues to Alzheimer's and other medical conditions?

28. What's this ??
    Peanut butter can cure Alzheimerer's?
    Does one stick it up one's nose?

    'Flight Commander Percival Peabody (retired)'

29. Love it! Thank you for your work and research!

30. How about feeding the brain all those good fats that it needs to funktion properly and prevent alz n di altogether….all this mumbo jumbo but he never mentiones once how to prevent it because it's not in the medical stablishment best interest to….whats the bottom line here?….MONEY!!!!

31. There was an attempt to replicate these results and it failed which might tend to cast doubt on their validity: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24742666

32. Very interesting and could be helpful.  Question:  My dad is 91 and has not been able to smell anything at all for many years.  His mind is super-sharp — absolutely no hint of any cognitive decline.  But what about people like him who have lost their sense of smell for some reason?  Guess that the PB test would not be something they could utilize.

33. This sounds retarded and the test will never work.

34. this is my new favorite channel. awesome

    thank you Dr. Greger

35. Well, at least they tried. That's what science is all about. Testing an hypothesis and either accepting it or rejecting it. At this point, I'm not accepting this hypothesis.

36. My father is in the final stages of Alzheimer's I don't know if I could have even got him to try this test as he stayed in denial till all became lost but it's a interesting theory and yes I totally believe haarp or whatever the fuck the acronym is was partly responsible

37. Are governments fucked look up Jim stone, loose change2, Larry king and boystown, pizzagate, mk ultra, Antarctica, why we don't go to the moon anymore we'll will see on that

38. are YOU-oo GAyee? YOU-oo HAve a VER-y unUSual spEEch PATtern.

39. Don't freak out if you tried this and didn't smell the PB. Here is what I found on the Cleveland Clinic website:

    "However, a follow-up study in 2014 at the University of Pennsylvania could not replicate their results. The second research team found no difference in the ability of 15 patients with Alzheimer’s to smell peanut butter in their left versus their right nostrils.

    “This highlights the scientific importance of studies being repeated and refined by other researchers in different patient populations,” Dr. Wint says."

    Bottom line: one study does not a consensus make.

40. what gave you Alzhiemers can help you understand that you have it

41. This is dumb.

42. I lost my sense of smell 2 years ago. (unless the odor is really strong) I'm always worried that I'm getting Alzheimer's. I failed the PB test also.

43. This person's tone of voice, inflection, pronunciation and reading method is annoying, awful and patronizing. Yuk. Next!

44. thank you for sharing👏 so much to think about. i feel like trying this theory out.

45. I lost most of my sense of smell through a virus. 15 years ago. still going strong.

46. My family used to eat out of aluminum pots, frying pans etc…. maybe look at that… which you don’t need to smell

47. I wonder what made them do this test. Where did the idea come from?

48. Who else actually did the peanut butter test?
    I had no idea peanut butter smelled so much.

    I wonder if the fact that I used all natural peanut butter made it smell more?

49. Has science gone too far?

50. i must have a great brain because i can smell delicious peanut butter a mile away

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