Memory Disorders and Their treatment
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Memory Disorders and Their treatment
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Improve your memory reverse and prevent Alzheimer's buy our protocol supported by university studies.
1) Drink more water, water will improve memory specially if mineral or sea
salt is mixed in it
2) Take turmeric 1/2 tea spoon mixed in some milk at night.
3) Eat walnuts and use Coconut and Olive oil daily in your diet.
4)
Vitamin -D sublingual drops 3000-5000 units daily.
If you want to learn how the memory works read this link on brain memory function,
For women see how
estrogens help memory.
Limbic encephalitis is disorder involved in many people with loss of memory.
The best diet for memory is walnuts and fish.
Drinking more water improves memory instantly. Take vitamin-D daily and eat plenty of vegetables and fruits to improve memory.
Avoid alcohol this will cause loss
of memory. Turmeric is a excellent supplement to help memory and will even reverse Alzheimer's disease.
If you have a sudden memory loss you have transient global
amnesia, turmeric is excellent for recovery and prevention. Heavy metal toxicity can cause lots of memory issue please read this link.
Niacin is a
important vitamin for memory problems 500mg 4 times a day minimum.
If your sleep and memory are both a issue you will have to read about epilepsy.
People with sleep apnea have no memory in the morning cannot do their jobs. They should be on a complete vegetable diet
for 6 months to improve and should place a tennis ball below their T -shirt next to the neck. If they sleep on their side they breath well.
Serotonin and Almonds
work wonders for memory.
The newest miracle for memory and preventing Alzheimer's is Coconut oil.
We have reversed advanced Alzheimers and Parkinsons. We use
repetitive magnetic stimulation, electronic stimulation and cranial stimulation.
If you have these three units at home they re a complete hospital and can treat
most medical problems.
1. Sleep Apnea
This common but treatable sleep disorder causes breathing to stop briefly and frequently throughout the night. It is linked to memory loss and dementia. One explanation is that for people with sleep apnea, oxygen delivery to the brain is interrupted several hundred times during the night.
2. Silent Stroke
Obvious changes in the ability to think and move normally can come from strokes that block major brain blood vessels
3. Medications
Memory loss could be a sign that your medication needs to be adjusted. Several types of drugs can affect memory, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
sleeping pills
antihistamines
anti-anxiety medications
antidepressants
certain painkillers
cholesterol-lowering medication
diabetes medication
cholesterol-lowering drugs known as statins could slightly increase the risk for reversible cognitive side effects.
4. Nutritional Deficiency
A lack of sufficient B12, one of the B vitamins essential for normal nerve function, can lead to confusion and even dementia. Each day, you should get about 2.4 micrograms of B12 in your
diet from natural sources like dairy products, meat, and fish, or from foods fortified with vitamin B12 � like fortified cereals.
5. Stress, Anxiety, and Depression
Significant stress or anxiety can lead to problems with
attention and memory, cautions Lyketsos. This is particularly common among people who may be juggling home and work responsibilities and are not sleeping
well. Usually, easing stress can improve memory,
Alcoholism, Substance Abuse: Both alcoholism and drug abuse can affect memory,
Head injury: Symptoms of a
mild brain injury may include confusion and trouble with memory and concentration,
Infection: Memory loss may be attributed to severe infection around the brain, including neurosyphilis,