Aging and memory loss - two things most of us think go hand-in-hand. But science tells us they do not. Memory loss is not a normal part of aging. In fact, actually there are ways to improve your memory as you age.
To achieve brain regeneration you have to do more than just keep your brain healthy with nutritional therapy, physical exercise, stress management, and appropriate pharmacology. You also need to carefully nurture your brain with vigorous mental exercise, or brain aerobics.
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Research continues to show that the arts enhance quality of life for people who have health problems, including Alzheimer’s disease and... Read more »
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I love animals, but sometimes I question why I’ve chosen to live with so many of them. But then I come home from work and see their... Read more »
A new study published today provides some much needed good - there's a downward trend in the rate of "cognitive impairment" among people 70... Read more »
Unlike Alzheimer’s disease which is still poorly understood, it’s well accepted that vascular dementia is caused by strokes, often a... Read more »
When you have questions about Alzheimers disease, caregiving or brain health, the Alzheimers Association 24/7 Helpline has the answers. Staffed... Read more »
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Cerebrovascular disease; CVA; Cerebral infarction; Cerebral hemorrhage; Ischemic stroke; Stroke - ischemic; Cerebrovascular accident; Stroke -... Read more »
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A stroke occurs when the arterial blood flow leading to or in the brain becomes blocked or ruptures.Blood carries oxygen and nutrients to the neurons... Read more »
Many of us with Migraine disease have questioned whether Migraine is affecting our memory and cognitive function. Certainly, many of us have... Read more »
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Forgetfulness; Amnesia; Impaired memory; Loss of memory; Amnestic syndrome Home Care The family should provide support. Reality... Read more »
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