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This is Why Alzheimer’s Prevention Starts in the 40s, Not 65!

Why Alzheimer’s Prevention Starts in the 40s, Not 65 (Official Explainer) Still waiting until 65 to screen for Alzheimer’s risk? That’s the old playbook... and it’s costing lives. Alzheimer’s doesn’t start at 65. It shows up at 65. But the biological buildup... Beta-Amyloid and Tau... often begins quietly in the 30s and 40s. 🧠 BAT Levels™ let us track that buildup before symptoms appear. At BATWatch™, we stratify patients by risk profile: • Average Risk: Testing starts in the 40s • Elevated Risk: Testing starts even earlier Whether it’s family history, APOE4, inflammation, or environmental exposure—early screening means earlier intervention. We don’t wait for heart attacks to check LDL. Let’s stop waiting for memory loss to check BAT Levels. #BATLevels #AlzheimersPrevention #EarlyScreening #BrainHealth #CognitiveCare #BATWatch #PreventDementia #TrackTreatWatch #NoFate #SilverHouse Routine Brain Health Starts with BAT Levels. Start screening at age 40 with an easy blood test Got questions? Drop them in the comments! I’m here to help. 🔗 Learn how BAT Testing is changing the future of brain health, here’s where you can reach my team:: https://batlevels.com Let’s connect: Tiktok:   / mrbrainhealth   FB:   / mrbrainhealth   IG:   / mrbrainhealth   Linkedin:   / mrbrainhealth   Learn More About Me: https://MrBrainHealth/ I don’t practice medicine myself, but I am the force behind one of the most elite cognitive health teams in the world. I founded BATWatch™, and assembled a multidisciplinary network of board-certified physicians, PhD researchers, neurobiologists, lab scientists, and clinical specialists, all working together to advance the future of Alzheimer’s prevention. From early detection to real-time treatment tracking, the BATWatch platform delivers gold-standard care powered by cutting-edge science and real-world results. This isn’t just business for me, it’s personal. Both of his parents were diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia, and I saw firsthand how broken the healthcare system was when it comes to cognitive health. The system is reactive instead of proactive, leaving families like his to suffer for years with no real support, no early intervention, and no innovation. I wasn’t willing to accept that. And when I realized that no one else was building the solutions we desperately needed, I decided to do it myself, with a team of medical superheroes by my side. I do consider myself a student of medicine, and someone who questions the system, challenges outdated thinking and pushes for real change. I ask the questions others won’t and approach problems with first principle thinking, refusing to accept “that’s just how it is” as an answer. I’m Not Waiting for the Future, I’m Fighting to Change It Now. The information in this video is not intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. All content, including text, graphics, images, and information, contained in this video is for general information purposes only and does not replace a consultation with your own doctor/health professional.