Age-Related Memory Impairments (AMD)

Age-related memory impairment (AMD) is a condition characterized by a decline in memory that accompanies the aging process. At the same time, there is a generalized decline in the ability to perform tasks related to cognitive function such as memorization.

TMLA is different from Alzheimer's disease, which is a neurodegenerative disease and it affects one in 3 people, aged 60 to 80 years.

Changes associated with age include damage, loss of brain volume and death of neurons. Reduced volume of the hippocampus (a brain structure largely responsible for creating memories) is associated with decreased cognitive scores on memory tests.

Grape seed extracts (OPC from Masquelier)

Royal jelly, in the morning

Ghee

Soy lecithin, in the evening

Eggs (poached in water)

CoEnzyme Q₁₀, 120 mg / day

Fermented papaya

Taurine (amino acid) - Homotaurin (also used as an anticonvulsant)

Biostrath (Vogel), 1 tbsp. tsp.

Remain socially active: e.g.  play chess, learn a new language, do crosswords as a team

Manage stress through regular exercises

Biocatalytic oxygen therapy according to René Jacquier (“breath of fresh air”)

Qi gong and yoga exercises for the 3rd age

Neutralize environmental electromagnetic waves by installing CMO devices.