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Poor Memory ≠ Dementia: A Simple Action to Delay Brain Aging!
5 April 2024
As we age, it’s common for memory to decline—forgetting names or where things are placed can cause concern about early signs of dementia. However, according to Japanese dementia specialist Dr. Yukimichi Imai, age-related memory loss and dementia are not the same, and there's no need to worry excessively about occasional forgetfulness. So, how can you differentiate between normal memory loss and dementia, and what can you do to prevent it? Let's explore!
How to Distinguish Between Forgetfulness and Dementia?
Dr. Yukimichi Imai highlights several key differences between dementia and normal forgetfulness, with the most important distinction being self-awareness.
People with normal memory issues recognize when they forget something. They may recall that they had an appointment or placed an item somewhere, but just can't remember the specifics. This type of memory lapse is usually nothing to worry about. In contrast, dementia-related memory impairment involves forgetting the event itself. For instance, the person might not just forget where they placed something but may believe the item is lost or stolen. Similarly, they might not even remember having made an appointment in the first place.
Another key difference is that people with normal forgetfulness can usually remember details when reminded, while dementia patients might completely forget familiar people, places, or events. This memory loss can lead to dangerous situations, such as getting lost when going out alone, and it can also cause communication difficulties with family members.
Boost Phosphatidylserine to
Delay Brain Aging and Combat Forgetfulness!
Phosphatidylserine is primarily found in foods like organ meats, meat, fish, and legumes.
What is Phosphatidylserine?
Phosphatidylserine is a membrane phospholipid that is abundant in our brain's "processing center." Approximately 40% of its composition is DHA, which plays a crucial role in maintaining clear thinking and making flexible decisions.
1）Enhances learning and concentration
2）Improves communication skills
3）Reduces stress and fatigue
4）Promotes a happier mood
5）Supports flexible thinking, reasoning, and problem-solving abilities
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Typically, the daily recommended intake of phosphatidylserine is between 100mg and 300mg.
However, if you're looking to supplement phosphatidylserine through diet alone, you'd need to consume a significant amount of these foods! This could lead to high fat and cholesterol intake and potentially increase the risk of infections (especially from organ meats).
Therefore, relying solely on food, particularly organ meats, is not an ideal way to get sufficient phosphatidylserine. Unfortunately, it's also difficult to absorb the required amount through everyday meals alone.
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Suggested Use
For general use: Take 2 capsules daily after breakfast.
For children with ADHD and elderly with cognitive decline: Take 2 capsules twice daily.
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