Memory Loss-Research studies show that healthy behaviors, which can also prevent some cancers, Type 2 Diabetic issues, and heart problems may additionally reduce your risk for cognitive decline and memory loss. Here are some tips.
Women and Memory Issues-Memory loss in menopause can be scary, but there might be more you can do to get the situation on better ground. Read more for some suggestions.
Memory and Aging-Memory changes and aging seem like they go hand in hand, but what is normal and what is not?
Memory Coach -At age 97, Walter Bingham is Israel’s oldest working journalist. He also holds the Guinness World Record as oldest Radio Talk show Host.
Women and Memory Issues-Menopause brings with it some massive changes that affect every area of life. If you are wondering how menopause can impact your memory and your brain, there is more and more data that points to what a huge difference menopause makes in brain function.
Memory Boosters-While many people do experience memory loss as they get older, there are steps or memory boosters that can be taken to help sharpen memory and possibly forestall cognitive decline.
“At 95, your brain should be just as sharp as at 24!” Wow, that is a bold statement. Dr. Pam Smith, an anti-aging functional medicine specialist and author, explains that …
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People often say, “I forgot” when really they mean “I didn’t pay attention in the first place.” We are not even aware that we are not paying attention to what …
