Posts Tagged ‘brain’

Have you been noticing more “senior moments” lately? More embarrassing incidents when you forget what you were about to say or can’t recall someone’s name? Or more frustrating searches for misplaced car keys or eyeglasses?

Then you may be shocked to learn these memory lapses could be due to this overlooked cause of memory problems and Alzheimer’s. What is it?

Your brain is SHRINKING!

That’s right…starting at around age 60, the thinking portion of your brain begins to …

In case you haven’t heard, the number of people with Alzheimer’s is skyrocketing. At least 1-in-8 Americans age 65 or older have Alzheimer’s. Nearly HALF of Americans over age 85 have it.

But that’s not all. More than 200,000 Americans UNDER age 65 are suffering right now from early-onset Alzheimer’s. So it’s not just an “old people’s” disease.

If you’re worried about yourself or a loved one experiencing memory problems or showing other warning signs of Alzheimer’s, you’ll …

Do you ever feel like it’s hard to think clearly because your brain is too foggy? Does your memory play tricks with you? Do you find you’re often forgetful -to the point that you can’t recall people’s names or what you walked into a room to get? Do you sometimes have trouble concentrating or staying focused on a task?

If any of your answers are “yes,” then the problem could be what’s on your plate!

Before you sit down to …

If you don’t know someone with Alzheimer’s already, chances are you will. That’s because the number of people with this disease is skyrocketing.

Not if you take steps right now to protect your brain. Discover some remarkably easy yet powerful ways to slash your risk of Alzheimer’s and sharpen your memory and focus.

Alzheimer’s is the sixth leading cause of death in the U.S. It’s now the 5th leading cause for people over age 65-right behind heart disease, …

Before Jack got Alzheimer’s disease, he was a college professor. He could talk for hours about a wide variety of topics.

Then, as Alzheimer’s ravaged his brain, he lost his ability to speak. So he had to write everything down on paper in order to communicate-even something as simple as letting his wife know he needed a drink of water.

As the disease got worse, Jack couldn’t remember how to spell certain words, and then he couldn’t even recall …