memory loss

Ways to Improve Memory Naturally

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Why can’t I recall her name?

Where is my cell phone? I just had it!

What was I supposed to buy at the grocery store?

memoryDr. Edward Group – When older adults notice their memory slipping, it’s natural to feel frustrated or nervous. You may even wonder: Am I getting dementia? The truth is that while some memory loss and cognitive decline are part of your body’s natural aging process, you also can take simple steps to keep your mind sharp — no matter your age.

Nearly every aspect of your lifestyle — including diet, sleep, exercise, and other habits — can mean the difference between being forgetful and being able to remember information.

What Causes Memory Decline?

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New Ascension Symptoms Bring Bizzare Pains And Memory Loss

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Michelle Walling, CHLC – As we accelerate at faster than light speed toward fifth dimensional frequencies and higher, new chakras are opening that may cause panic as resulting ascension symptoms appear. In order to recognize when bizarre pains and memory loss could be related to ascension, it is wonderful when people share their experiences for the rest so that we can compare and get confirmation.

Minor chakras are being activated and if energy cannot move through the chakra, the body will provide a clue in the form of pain or discomfort to let us know. Just a few days ago, I woke up with severe pain on the ball of my right foot, making it difficult to walk. It felt like a severe stone bruise or even gout for those who know what that is like. I knew it was related to the huge energy surges we had been receiving, so I took a hot bath and massaged the area. I expect that it will be a temporary thing because of the confirmation I found. Continue reading →

Dementia now striking people in their 40s as mercury from vaccines causes slow, degenerative brain damage

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mercuryDavid Gutierrez – Dementia and other neurological brain diseases are striking people younger and younger, according to a new study conducted by researchers from Bournemouth University in England and published in the journal Surgical Neurology International. These diseases have reached levels that are “almost epidemic,” the researchers said, and they reached them so quickly that environmental factors must be largely to blame.

“The rate of increase in such a short time suggests a silent or even a ‘hidden’ epidemic, in which environmental factors must play a major part, not just ageing,” lead researcher Colin Pritchard said. “Modern living produces multi-interactional environmental pollution but the changes in human morbidity, including neurological disease is remarkable and points to environmental influences.”

Death rates have more than doubled

The researchers compared the rates of neurological brain diseases in 21 Western countries from 1989 to 2010. They found that as of 2010, the average rate of onset for dementia was 10 years earlier than it was in 1989. In addition, deaths from neurological disease had increased significantly in people aged 55 to 74 and had nearly doubled in people aged 75 and older. Continue reading →