We get annual exams to screen for many physical diseases, why not for our brain? A cognoscopy is a term coined by Dr. Dale Bredesen, founder of the Buck Institute at UCLA and creator of the ReCODE protocol. It is a series of tests, that helps determine your current brain health, and allows for early intervention to help reduce the possibility of cognitive decline. Since Alzheimer's disease often starts decades prior to symptoms beginning to show, having annual cognitive checkups can provide an enormous amount of benefit in early detection of many types of cognitive decline. 

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What common symptoms of poor brain health are you experiencing?​

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• Recovery from COVID-19

• Brain fog

• Sluggishness

• Forgetfulness

• Frustration

• Paranoia

• Difficulty concentrating

• Not performing at your peak at your job

• Forgetting important events

• Losing precious time with family and friends?

• Frustration with the dementia diagnosis of a loved one only to be told there is nothing that can be done?

 The human body is a complex machine. Oftentimes multiple systems are affected that contribute to issues with cognition. This is why the current efforts of trying to find a singular drug to treat a multi system problem have been failing.  At the Maryland Center for Brain Health, we address the brain as part of a whole system, and our interventions reflect that.