Strengthen Your Memory with the New Sleep Method: Study
A new, innovative method could help bolster memory processes in the brain during sleep. The joint study by Tel Aviv University (TAU) and Weizmann Institute of...
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Devon Andre - May 2,
2020
Category Archives: Memory
Managing Earphone Volume for Healthy… Memory?
Your ears are the gateway to the sounds that surround you. The voices of loved ones, snow crunching between your feet, birds singing, and vehicles of...
Are You Walking Your Way Towards a Dementia Diagnosis?
Memory tends to slip a bit with age. Although it can be alarming, it doesn’t necessarily indicate dementia or Alzheimer’s. But it doesn’t mean you aren’t...
Eating Walnuts Is Associated With Lowering Cognitive Decline Among Elderly
A handful of walnuts a day may help lower the risk of cognitive decline among at-risk groups of the elderly population. This new information comes from...
Rolling the Words off the Tip of Your Tongue: How to Improve Semantic Memory
Most of the time, you can easily distinguish between the taste of red and white wine, or jazz music and hard rock. But sometimes words can...
Reduce the Effects of Stress and Anxiety by Writing Your Worries Away
When you feel stressed or anxious, you might not want to talk about your feelings. And contrary to popular belief, that might be a good thing....
5 Things You Can Do Today to Cut Dementia Risk and Boost Memory
It’s easy to believe it’s too late for change. If you’re getting older, you simply may have resigned to the fact that your future is predetermined....
Most of the Middle-Aged Americans Believe They Will Develop Dementia
The thought of developing dementia can be scary. This is why many middle-aged Americans spend millions each year on supplements that have been thought to reduce...
Seniors Can Improve Memory Performance with High-Intensity Exercise
Many people exercise in their younger years, but staying active is just as important later in life for improved physical health and memory. Researchers at McMaster...
Step Away from Your Cell Phone for at Least the Next Few Minutes
Please, for my sake and yours, focus on nothing but the words on this screen for the next few minutes. Any distraction may lead to hazy...