Changes in the brain can predict which people with mild cognitive impairment will advance to Alzheimer’s. Unfortunately, this study looked at those who already had advanced to MCI, so it is not as helpful as the early biomarkers we recommend. sciencedaily.com/releases/2026/…

The Randomized Control Trial isn’t just the most successful Alzheimer’s trial ever, it’s a building block for even more future success. Read more about what’s ahead in my new blog for Apollo Health. apollohealthco.com/archimedes-alz…

A peptide called CAQK demonstrated significant benefits in recent studies of traumatic brain injuries in animals. The peptide traveled to damaged brain regions and reduced inflammation, limited cell death, and lessened overall damage to brain tissue. scitechdaily.com/researchers-di…

Sound stimulation may be an effective adjunctive treatment for Alzheimer’s. Researchers played a steady 40 hertz hum for one hour every day for a week and found higher levels of β-amyloid in cerebrospinal fluid (likely indicating clearance from the brain). sciencefocus.com/news/sound-tre…

tinyurl.com/238f94v7 I am grateful to the New York Times The New York Times for including a mention of our son Matthew Baszucki's story and a link to our foundation, Metabolic Mind, in recent coverage of the question of whether ketogenic diets can "cure" schizophrenia. After five years

Secretary Kennedy said that ultra-processed foods may be contributing to the mental health epidemic. Is there any evidence for this? Yes! And a lot more than you probably know. 🧵1/

Martin Saavedra Allen Frances There are about 20 trials of the ketogenic diet for psychiatric disorders recently completed and/or underway, 8 of which are RCTs. Two RCTs that looked at the ketogenic diet vs control diets for the treatment of schizophrenia just wrapped up. Results should be published within

New study from University of Oxford reports modest improvements in treatment-resistant depression with a ketogenic diet. The study adds to the growing body of evidence and helps to inform future studies in metabolic psychiatry. doi.org/10.1001/jamaps…

What if the problem was never that you “failed” enough medications… but that no one ever asked what your brain was running on in the first place? 🧠 In this week’s Ketobiography, Lisa Blackstone shares how low carb and therapeutic keto reshaped her mental health and her

At 6 years old, I lost my father. At 22, I overheard my grandfather call me "a lost cause." At 30, I traveled to Iceland to jump into freezing cold water — and felt alive for the first time in over two decades. Here's what happened 🧵 youtu.be/VPx7iiRKf0I

Join us this Monday for a Metabolic Collective Watering Hole featuring Anna Vocino Be sure to register using the link below. We hope to see you there! An email with a grocery list will be sent out to registered participants by Friday. bit.ly/wh_feb16 Vinnie Tortorich

We should all strive to be bigger than anything that comes for us. In some ways, I suppose my role as a psychiatrist is to try to help those who get knocked down.

In this conversation, Lisa Blackstone shares how a very low‑carb diet and then therapeutic keto helped her go from multiple daily medications and repeated hospitalizations to clearer thinking, more stability, and a life that actually feels livable. We talk about akathisia,

We knew we were lucky when we were able to lure preventative cardiologist and metabolic health expert Bret Scher, MD away from Diet Doctor to serve as Medical Director of Baszucki Group and podcast host for Metabolic Mind. We didn't realize he'd also be a film star. Who knew?

Can a ketogenic diet help with depression when other options have failed? Emerging suggests the answer may be yes. In this video, Bret Scher, MD shares the latest clinical data on ketogenic therapy for depression, including two new studies showing meaningful improvements, even

Does owning a dog prevent dementia? Before concluding this, it's important to understand the concept of reverse causation. 🧵

youtu.be/8-uYU9C8jig Type 2 Alzheimer's (Atrophic): Dr. Bredesen's Subtypes of Alzheimer's Today, we’re going to continue talking about Dr. Bredesen’s Subtypes of Alzheimer’s. Yes, like we established in our last video on this, Alzheimer’s is not just one single disease.

Nearly 2,000 psychiatrists graduate from residency programs annually without learning about metabolic approaches to mental health. Thanks to Metabolic Revolution for helping to close this gap—one book at a time. Metabolic Revolution Support or share: gofundme.com/f/transforming…

Last year, Baszucki Group announced the inaugural recipients of the Metabolic Psychiatry Scholar Award. We’ve since expanded each scholar’s profile to include additional details on their specific research and clinical focus areas. We look forward to following the progress of

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