Season 1

What You Do Today Shapes Your Brain Tomorrow
Truth, Lies & Alzheimer'sApril 01, 2026x
155
11:518.14 MB

What You Do Today Shapes Your Brain Tomorrow

In this episode of Truth, Lies & Alzheimer’s , we explore a powerful truth: dementia doesn’t just happen overnight—it is often influenced by the daily choices we make years, even decades, earlier. Lisa breaks down how brain health is built over time and what you can start doing today to protect ...

A Hidden Risk You Can’t Feel
Truth, Lies & Alzheimer'sMarch 25, 2026x
154
08:3311.74 MB

A Hidden Risk You Can’t Feel

In this episode of Truth, Lies & Alzheimer’s , we discuss cerebral amyloid angiopathy (CAA)—a silent brain condition that can increase dementia risk by up to four times within five years. Learn how this condition affects blood vessels in the brain, why risk increases even without a stroke, and h...

Common Physical Signs of Dementia to Be Aware Of
Truth, Lies & Alzheimer'sMarch 18, 2026x
153
19:4327.07 MB

Common Physical Signs of Dementia to Be Aware Of

This episode is an important conversation about the physical signs of dementia that families often miss. Dementia is diagnosed when cognitive changes begin to interfere with daily function , and recognizing early warning signs can make a meaningful difference. In this episode, we discuss: Trouble wa...

Through Their Eyes: A Window into Living with Dementia
Truth, Lies & Alzheimer'sMarch 11, 2026x
152
17:3624.17 MB

Through Their Eyes: A Window into Living with Dementia

In this moving episode, we explore what it truly feels like to live with dementia — not just memory loss, but confusion, anxiety, mood changes, and altered perception . Through a powerful Alice in Wonderland metaphor, viewers are guided inside the disorienting world of Alzheimer’s disease — where me...

End-of-Life Care in Alzheimer’s & Dementia
Truth, Lies & Alzheimer'sMarch 04, 2026x
151
28:2539.03 MB

End-of-Life Care in Alzheimer’s & Dementia

In this episode of the Truth, Lies & Alzheimer’s , we talk about what families and caregivers need to know about end-of-life care in Alzheimer’s and dementia . Dementia is a progressive, terminal illness, and understanding what to expect can help families make informed, compassionate decisions t...