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    Commit This To Memory: Pills To Enhance Your Memory Are Likely Scams

    Anyone who’s had a “senior moment” can understand the allure of pills that promise memory enhancement or cognitive clarity. It’s no fun feeling like a word is just out of reach or on the tip of your tongue. But these feelings also leave you vulnerable to scams and fraud. Manufacturers are…

    In The Weeds: Is Marijuana Your Memory Cure-All?

    We usually associate smoking marijuana with an altered state of mind and even forgetfulness. But what if, in fact, it could have the opposite affect? A recent study by researchers at the University of Bonn are shining a new light on the benefits of THC (the active ingredient in cannabis)…

    Walk Down Memory Lane: Exercise To Lessen Memory Loss

    Yet another reason, if you needed one, to exercise: A new, albeit preliminary, study suggests that regular aerobic exercise, such as a brisk walk, may benefit those with memory problems. Certain non-Alzheimer’s dementias involve narrowing of the blood vessels in the brain and in those cases, aerobic exercise seems to…

    Kick It Up A Notch: The Benefits of Curry on Memory and Mood:

    Sometimes a great meal is a memorable event. But did you know that the ingredients of a meal might actually improve your memory? Researchers in Australia have discovered that curcumin, a component found in turmeric and present in curries, may actually help improve memory and attention span in older individuals….

    The Rookie Retiree By Renee Langmuir: Family Coincidences…. Or Is There A Genetic Component In Career Choice?

    At the tender age of 74, I am becoming more of a fan of the philosopher Søren Kierkegaard’s words: “Life can only be understood backwards, but it must be lived forwards.” One of the glories of retirement is the opportunity to reflect on so many previously mystifying life events.  …

    Joan Didion, American writer, novelist and essayist, known for her acute social observations

    “Time passes. Memory fades, memory adjusts, memory conforms to what we think we remember.”