Can money buy you Alzheimer's protection? They're trying in Florida

Can money buy you Alzheimer's protection? They're trying in Florida reports that interest in nonconventional approaches to Alzheimer’s is growing in Florida, largely tied to the protocol developed by Dr. Dale Bredesen. The piece describes people seeking alternatives outside conventional medicine, noting that Bredesen’s approach relies on lifestyle changes, supplements, additional therapies, and extensive testing, much of which is not covered by insurance. Mainstream organizations such as the Alzheimer’s Association call the protocol unproven and caution against it, while a recent nine-month clinical trial is described as having shown positive results but is still awaiting peer review and publication. The article features the story of Suzette Gregg, 68, who credits the approach after consulting with Bredesen about 15 years ago and says she experienced elimination of her symptoms. It also notes the Alzheimer’s Survivors Foundation was incorporated in Florida in 2025, with Judy Benjamin, 82, walking from San Diego to St. Augustine between April 5 and Nov. 15, 2025, and planning another walk beginning Aug. 1, 2026 across the UK. Details of trial care include IV drips and possible hyperbaric oxygen chamber time, but the excerpt cuts off before cost specifics are fully stated.