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A Paradise for Parents

@HalCranmer

We have 4 10-bed assisted living homes near Phoenix AZ. We want to start a movement to make seniors so healthy they never need assisted living!

Arizona, USA Katılım Nisan 2015
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If you’re interested in fighting for good health and avoiding dementia, I put together a handout on some of the things we’re doing in our assisted living homes. bringmemoryback.com
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Over the Christmas Holidays a wonderful young lady (@ashliefromearth) and her husband came down from Portland, Oregon to film what we are doing at our assisted living homes. She put her autoimmune disease into remission with the carnivore diet and wants to help spread the word. Here is a teaser of what she is putting together. I am so grateful for people like her. Please like and share this film she put together so others can know it's never too late to start healing.🧵

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A Paradise for Parents@HalCranmer·
If you're seeing memory issues or brain fog in your parent, this is your sign to act now. Most families searching "assisted living homes near me" are already past the optimal intervention window. And they don't realize assisted living costs $4,000-5,000 monthly on the cheaper end. That's $60,000+ annually for care that manages decline rather than reversing it. But here's what they don't know: the protocols we use to improve dementia scores from 15→26 work at our homes can all be implemented in the comfort of your parent's own environment. Keto diets, detoxification protocols, exercise programs, etc. What you need is a structured protocol and guidance to implement these proven protocols while there's still time. Memory issues and brain fog are early warning signs. This is when intervention works best, not after they need 24/7 supervision and institutional care. For families ready to take action during this critical window, book a call to see how we can help you: thriveatyourhome.com
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When MikhailaFuller asked me: “How much does it cost to live at one of your assisted living homes?” I replied: “My costs generally are around $5,000 a month for a private room, $4,000 for a semi-private. And that includes: • 24/7 care • All medication management • All your meals (carnivore or keto) • Red light therapy and saunas (included in price) • Activities (trips to local zoos, Lake Pleasant for boat rides, movies) With the Bredesen protocol, families do pay extra for: • Labs and blood work • Dental care (crucial since periodontal disease migrates to your brain and contributes to dementia) • Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (outside service)” To give you a comparison, there’s a lady in San Diego that just does the Bredeson protocol and she charges ~$15,000 a month. But I try to keep my costs down because I want you to get better and we can figure out how to pay for it one way or the other. — @MikhailaFuller

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A Paradise for Parents@HalCranmer·
When MikhailaFuller asked me: “How much does it cost to live at one of your assisted living homes?” I replied: “My costs generally are around $5,000 a month for a private room, $4,000 for a semi-private. And that includes: • 24/7 care • All medication management • All your meals (carnivore or keto) • Red light therapy and saunas (included in price) • Activities (trips to local zoos, Lake Pleasant for boat rides, movies) With the Bredesen protocol, families do pay extra for: • Labs and blood work • Dental care (crucial since periodontal disease migrates to your brain and contributes to dementia) • Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (outside service)” To give you a comparison, there’s a lady in San Diego that just does the Bredeson protocol and she charges ~$15,000 a month. But I try to keep my costs down because I want you to get better and we can figure out how to pay for it one way or the other. — @MikhailaFuller
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The Grayzone has some amazing reporters such as @MaxBlumenthal and @aaronjmate. I’m a 3-time Trump voters and I love reading their journalism. They are consistent and zealots about the truth. Not liberal or left wing at all. They went after Biden just as hard. @joekent16jan19’s wife sounds like a badass.
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I don’t know you personally Hal, but it appears God is using you to do His Work. God bless you and all you’re doing to make the lives of our seniors and their families healthier & happier! Is there a way to make a donation to yr facility? So that you could hire talented, passionate workers & get the right equipment?
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Almost everyone who comes into our assisted living homes is on a statin.
Valerie Anne Smith@ValerieAnne1970

They were preparing to put her in aged care. Memory loss. Confusion. Leaving the iron on. Her husband thought it was Alzheimer’s…until they found out the real cause. She’d been on cholesterol-lowering meds for 10 years. Lipitor. And after just 3 days off? Her memory started coming back. He said: “I’ve got my wife back.” How many people are suffering needlessly from memory loss, dementia, even Alzheimer’s — Not from aging… But from a medication they were told would “protect” them? The side effects are real: 🧠 Dementia 💪 Muscle wasting 🧬 Alzheimer’s 💔 And now even breast cancer This isn’t rare — it’s happening all around us.

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Functional Medicine Psychiatrist, Dr. Kat Toups said: "Retirement is a risk factor for dementia if you retire and you go home, watch TV and not interact with people, not stimulating your brain." My parents and I firmly believe this too. As humans, especially in older age, we need daily interaction, shared meals, group activities, and mental stimulation to keep our brains sharp. — h/t @BrainHealth919
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7) Strong relationships matter They've been married 67 years. They prioritize having fun together, traveling to interesting places, and investing deeply in family. Social connection and love aren't just nice to have - they're essential for longevity.

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If you or a loved one struggle with cognitive decline... I've got something for you. A 1:1 exclusive program with @kamptidbits teaching families how to reverse this at-home with proven health protocols. Schedule a call to see how we can help you: thriveatyourhome.com
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Dr. Richard Isaacson said: "45% of cases of dementia cases may be preventable if that person everything right. 45% to me is a very conservative number. I think that number in the next big study to come out is going to be 50% or 60%" If you've noticed you're struggling to follow along in conversations, walking into a room and forgetting why you're there or constantly getting confused about what day it is, this is your sign to take your brain health seriously. The thread below is where you can start.
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My parents are 85 and 87 years old. Yet they're on zero medications, living independently in their 4-story home and even learning new skills like AI. Here's how (the 7 things they do to stay healthy, sharp and thriving into their late 80s):

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A Paradise for Parents@HalCranmer·
Your brain needs challenge and stimulation. It's like a muscle—you either use it or lose it. Cognitive exercises, learning new skills like AI, staying mentally active are all protective against cognitive and memory decline. Even picking up an old skill/hobby does the trick.
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3) Never stop learning My dad is learning Adobe AI at 87. My mom reads 1.5 hours daily, does quilting and embroidery. They both stay mentally engaged with challenging hobbies. Use your brain constantly or risk losing it - that's their philosophy.

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About me: I operate 4 assisted living homes in Phoenix, helping 40+ elderly residents reverse conditions doctors said were permanent. We do this through targeted nutrition, daily movement and advanced treatments. Our goal is to get all of them healthy enough to return home.
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If you or a loved one struggle with cognitive or memory decline... I've launched an online 1:1 program with @kamptidbits teaching families how to improve this at home with proven health protocols. Book a call to see how we can help you: thriveatyourhome.com
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My parents are 85 and 87 years old. Yet they're on zero medications, living independently in their 4-story home and even learning new skills like AI. Here's how (the 7 things they do to stay healthy, sharp and thriving into their late 80s):
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