BRAINSCAN by Neurocode

BRAINSCAN by Neurocode

Pioneering Diagnostics to Prevent and Reverse Cognitive Decline

BRAINSCAN is a simple blood test, a brain health check-up that may be the most important test you take this year. It combines three blood tests to help you avoid Alzheimer’s disease by “scanning for it” many years before any problems arise. 

BRAINSCAN includes the following blood tests:

  1. p-Tau 217 – a specific biomarker for Alzheimer-related processes, which is both an early warning for avoiding dementia and for tracking disease progression and improvement.
  2. NfL (neurofilament light) – a biomarker that tells us whether there is ongoing damage to our brain cells from vascular disease, head trauma, or any neurodegenerative process. 
  3. GFAP (glial fibrillary acidic protein) – a biomarker of ongoing inflammation and repair in the brain. 

Note: These tests alone do not provide a definitive diagnosis and should be interpreted in conjunction with clinical signs and symptoms.  

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Dr. Dale Bredesen interview on The People's Pharmacy

Dr. Dale Bredesen

Apollo Health is rewriting the Alzheimer’s story by offering Dr. Dale Bredesen’s protocols directly to consumers. Our successful treatment is the first to demonstrate sustained cognitive improvement in participants. Unlike other options, it also delivers improved overall health as the primary side effect. Imaging has even demonstrated improvements in brain volumetrics and biomarkers. Our peer-reviewed, published success is unprecedented, but we acknowledge that it is in the early stages, and we are constantly working to gather more evidence. Dr. Bredesen is currently conducting a randomized controlled clinical trial with six study sites in the United States.  

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Apollo Health Programs

With your BRAINSCAN score as a guide, you now have the power to actively work to optimize your brain health. By using a precision medicine approach that identifies the actual contributors (e.g., inflammation, insulin resistance, nutrient deficiencies, etc.) that are driving your current state of cognition, you can target and address each with a multifactorial approach. Join the thousands who are working to reverse cognitive decline with our ReCODE Program, or prevent dementia with our PreCODE Program. We invite you to become an active participant in your cognitive health.