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Thanks for sharing

I believe my hip pain was from 11 hours standing and walking with a tool belt a day.

THANK YOU... they all felt great!!!

chasing toddlers counts LOL

I have reused pads by wetting them in a corningwear container. Never put them w/o removing the skin oil. Avoid open skin.

Hey guys this is my second day doing this and I feel great about this video and I’m planning to do it every day thanks for providing this video!😊

It still hurts what do i do 😢

Of i do thos im afraid ill break something in my.ankle, it hurst so bad

Bob, you are in my prayers! Blessings on you, Brad and your whole staff and your families ❤

I have been wondering why I can no longer speak verbatim. I used to be able to, word for word, who said what in a conversation. I lost the ability within the last handful of years, I’m 48. It is extremely frustrating, embarrassing & deep down, scary (for me). There are other things too. I can’t concentrate to save my life. I have a hard time following along in conversations & when watching tv. My mind just wanders off & pretty soon I don’t even know what I’m watching or what one is talking about. There’s so much, but I don’t have enough time to get into it here. Thank you both so much for covering this topic. 💜

What if you do have scoliosis?

You guys made me laugh and taught me something haha

Used to be a atomach sleeper now a side sleeper. Def tweaked my shoulder and greatly affected weight lifting. I actually cured myself using a "leverage" method. I can really explain it as theres nothing i found to reference. Basically, i use the hand on the other arm to apply pressure and roll the sore shoulder into it until i find the sore sports and work them out.

Assume guys

Never trust someone with a Blow Dryer in the Background 1:45

Bob, we're all behind you while you're behind the scenes. However, we'll sure miss you in front of them. Best of luck!

Watching this after three days in Lisbon 😂

Consider a brain MRI to determine the white matter in the brain.

We use a back inverter machine twice a day, works wonders 😊

Thank you for the great instruction & information. Please tell me the company that makes the recliner shown in the video. It looks so comfortable.

thank you for this very important information.

Brad and Bob has assisted me through 2 knee replacements and now neurology.

I need a poster of these exercises - bought your resistence system and it's in basement - not great connectivity - Help me out with a poster for these exercises PLEASE. Thannks!

This is one of the best channels.

Dementia ( which is a group of symptoms) is a progressive disease. There is no cure. It can only be managed until death.

Ugh I have almost all of these. Not sure if it's age catching up on me, bad anxiety, depression, or Alzheimer's or Dementia.

This was very helpful. This disease is so bad. My darling sister in law took years to descend into her oblivion. Everything frightened her and she would lash out. She fell and broke her hip but refused to use a walker. So she would fall over and over again until she could no longer get out of bed and she stopped eating. I cry thinking about her being so confused and afraid and alone. When younger, we would take road trips and spend our time laughing. I try to keep that memory foremost in my mind.

What if you don't gave a good knee ? Lol

Very useful, thanks, guys. MAGA Vet.

The problem is some people are watching tv, reading a book or from their phones, AND trying to carry on a coversation sometimes, and they can't follow any of it! 😉

How to overcome this problem sir????

Made me Heart Palpitations, bad sleep, and worsen Depression

Thyroid

Biden good example

Well at least I'm consistent...

1) -- always had trouble remembering names unless I see them written down 2) -- usually not an issue, I tend to spend my day in concentration 3) -- reading recipes or small writing with poor contrast.... As I hit my late 50'a and into my 60's, while I can still read most tiny print from 8-10 feet away (I had 20/10 and 20/15 vision most of my life), I find reading small or poorly contrasted print is much harder if it is within 3 feet or less of my face... I have to use a magnifying lens or cheaters, and use brighter lighting especially for the print on labels for which the text and background colors are made specifically to make them harder to read... They do not seem to want me to note the ingredients that they are now adding to the foods. 4) -- I have not had this issue since early childhood, but many have questioned my choices in terms of what I am wearing with what. 5) -- Many people think I am crazy because I do not hold their belief system values. And the individual people who say this to me also seem to like my late brother who as a teenager wanted my parents to give him all of their money and belongings, so he and his band could embark on their music career. 6) -- Since childhood, I have had the issue of occasionally hearing the sounds people say, but my brian not actually processing the sounds into speech until several HOURS later, often waking up out of sleep as I was bothered by it all day, with the solution... So yes, I would come back and ask... "Is this what you said (so many hours or days ago)? 7) -- I have had that issue for decades, but a lot of it is that I had a friend's family living in my home for several years, and a lot of their stuff is still in here (ten+ years later... the dad died and they moved in with grandma, so no room, and the mom wants to go through everything before the now adult children get THEIR belongings -- bikes, etc out of my garage and home)... and with my bad knee, it is hard to make room, to clear out a section, to make room, so I can look for my tools (or whatever) I placed in this area 5-6 years ago (and then have to put everything back so I can get around with my daily routine). 8) - No issues with ordering of processes, mediciations or financial issues. 9) -- appointment management, I use my email to send me new emails so I always see them every day near the top of the list... reforward them or reply to keep them near the top. 10) -- I was taught to ALWAYS be early, my parents often had me at a location over 90 minutes BEFORE I was supposed to be there. 11) -- Social withdrawal -- been guilty of that due to lack of money until I was approved for disability (living on a few hundred dollars a month tended to mean you rarely went out), my bad knee making me not go on long walks, IBS making me less likely to go to church and the like (having to fast for several hours before attending so I did not risk soiling myself is a bit of a struggle... and no food meant I was less likely to follow what was said... and for the past 20 years, amplified music gives me very painful headaches... So I listen to recorded services and skip the music sections. I go to the dog park when I have a working vehicle so my pups can run and play, otherwise I walk them in the yard and to visit the chickens when I do not.... they love chicken feed they drops out through the fence.

Interesting 😊

Are these old men trying to say that I should just lay down and chill and the pain will go away? Amazing..

10 hours ago I was walking normally, now I'm here.

Those don't seem like "early signs" at all. More like serious mental decline.

The Metabolic mind ua-cam.com/video/r3-5GQfeJ68/v-deo.html talks about Mid Chain Triglycerides and Coconut Oil as a treatment for dementia

Nutrition and physical activities are important.

These are some of your most important videos! I am thankful for Mike's interview with Dr.Chen and thank you Brad, Mike and Bob, for always looking out for your viewers.

Another sign… reading a teleprompter and not realizing you’re not suppose to read EVERYTHING on it …. Pause……

I use Alexa to remind me of things and to set timers. That has helped me a lot.

How do i know as a 57 yr old female if its Menopause or early signs of dementia?

Both Dementia and Alzheimer's run in both sides of my family.. I remember having a Great memory. Fast forward through life [radiation therapy then years later chemo] How Things Have Changed.. I've been dealing w/ brain-fog / chemo-fog for decades, and I KNOW when it's happening, Notice when the switch flips so to speak, and when memory fails It also kicks Extreme Anxiety into motion, then triggering one of two other things.. Fight-or-flight or Depersonalization.. It's like a double-whammy.. ***I Failed at most of the things mentioned on here.. "Great." I doubt that it's actually early-onset-dementia, but, that'd be My 'luck'.

In my own experience, other people (like close family or friends) will notice the small, yet significant changes. Some of the things mentioned happen further down the journey. My mom, 80 years old, was diagnosed with Alzheimers at Stage 4. She can still have a conversation (although does have difficulties at times), she can still dress herself and do bathroom things on her own. But, she isn't driving anymore, isn't in charge of bill paying any longer, and only can prepare very simple meals that don't require recipes.

So sorry to hear about Bob....we hope see you again in future videos.

My mother in law has ALWAYS had most of these problems, and now that she is getting older, are the chances of dementia higher...or is that just something else?