August 27, 2008

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Memory Center   [ Home >  Memory >  More  Related Items ]   MEMORY - ARTICLES Ginkgo biloba shows some potential against cognitive decline March 10, 2008 Ginkgo biloba has long been valued as a supplement to aid memory, but scientific evidence has been limited. A clinical study now hints that it may help ward off cognitive decline, but more research is needed. Ginkgo's Benefits Don't Last Long August 3, 2005 Ginkgo is often recommended for improving memory (among a lot of other claims). One or two doses may help, but do the benefits persist after a few weeks of use? Two recent trials have studied this. Forgetfulness: It's Probably Not as Bad as You Think March 12, 2003 Many older people worry about becoming more forgetful. They think forgetfulness is the first sign of Alzheimer's disease. In the past, memory loss and confusion were considered a normal part of aging. The National Institute on Aging clarifies the situation in this AgePage . . . . Forget Ginkgo for Memory Enhancement September 18, 2002 Can ginkgo supplements help keep you mentally sharp? Probably not, says a new study. Breakfast Gives Memory a Boost January 11, 2002 A Canadian study suggests that some simple changes in the way seniors eat may benefit different aspects of short-term memory. Healthy Relationships January 22, 2001 While it may be chemistry that brings people together, it takes a conscious effort to allow relationships to reach their maximum potential. These suggestions offer ways to enhance any kind of relationship you are in- be it with your spouse, family member, friend or even co-worker. What The Preacher Practiced January 22, 2001 It can be very useful to know what an expert in a field does, especially when it comes to him or herself. This article offers us insight into what B.F. Skinner, one of the most famous and influential psychologists, practiced with regard to his own aging process. Through his story we can learn what he had to say about practical ways of reducing distress and increasing satisfaction as one grows older. Ginkgo Supplements : Mind the Claims. December 15, 2000 Even though ginkgo supplements are often used to treat memory loss, their effectiveness is controversial. This latest study shows ginkgo to be no help to seniors suffering from mental impairment. Vitamin E May Keep Memory Sharp August 24, 2000 Can vitamin E help keep us mentally alert as we get older? Maybe, say scientists who point to research that shows a link between serum vitamin E levels and memory function in elderly people. Physical health and Emotional health II August 9, 2000 This brief survey is aimed at understanding the net effect of happiness on physical well being. Recent research has shed some light on the characteristics of happy people . Thanks for the memories April 1, 1999 This Month, Professor F.M. Moghaddam addresses the topic of 'memory in seniors'.Read this first of three articles.   RELATED ITEMS Chronic Back Pain Limits Brain Power January 3, 2008 A Low-Carb High-Fat Diet May Slow Brain Functioning December 20, 2007 Age Smart - Memory Minders December 6, 2007 Age Smart - Overcoming Obstacles November 22, 2007 Leisure Activities Help the Brain Stay Sharp February 25, 2002 Moving for Mental Fitness September 26, 2001 Ginseng Supplements: What's in the Bottle? August 14, 2001 Diabetes, high blood pressure and mild mental decline July 2, 2001 Mental Health and Seniors: what the Surgeon General's Report on Mental Health means for you April 10, 2001 Bypass surgery and mental performance February 28, 2001 An Alzheimer Diary February 28, 2001 Healthful Diet Aids Memory-Impaired Seniors September 7, 2000 A quick screening test for Alzheimer's? October 5, 1998

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