Janet helps to find your memory so you can keep it. She counsels and works with those whose mind is being vacuumed away by Alzheimer’s or other dementias. And from her recent training based on clinical trials and scientifically proven studies, Janet individually tailors a 9 Step Alzheimer’s/Dementia Reversal/Memory Retention Protocol to get your memory back and keep it. The program lasts 3 to 4 months, with results experienced in as little as two weeks. Janet helps you to find and KEEP your memory, so you can continue to enjoy life and make lasting memories for the rest of your life. JanetRichPittman.com
(11 minute read) To put a stop to our cravings and hunger, we often eat on the go. Seeking anything that will stop our stomachs from rumbling, we don’t pay too much attention to what we inhale, except for the taste. We don’t seem to care about the high price we are paying, the price […]
(8 minute read) At social events, from church to ballgames to cocktail time, stories of our children and parents seem to bubble up in every conversation. Oftentimes, the brain condition of our parents weasels its way into those discusses. And understandably so, since 1 in 9 human beings age 65 and older suffers from some […]
(9.5 minute read) Think of your head brain[1] like a house, any kind of house. Just as you upkeep your house, you must consider maintenance and renewal for your brains[1]. While we grow and mature, the brain creates the strongest cognitive foundation possible for full function. Then we add a good education, strong upbringing, and […]
What do these foods have in common? Box cakes and their icing, beverages, juices, candy, cereal like Captain Crunch and Fruit Loops, OTC drugs, Florida oranges, cosmetics (especially lip sticks), ice cream, sorbet, frozen fruit bars, sausage casings, maraschino cherries, gelatin desserts, BBQ sauce, fruit salad, Doritos and other chips, instant ice tea, Hamburger Helper? […]
Hello Bob, Year after year you and your staff rave over my kumquat pie I give you in appreciation for preparing my taxes. This year, no kumquat pie; it is too much sugar and processed dairy. I’ve got to walk the talk. Many forms of Dementia are basically Diabetes III—three, like Diabetes I and […]
Football season comes in the fall but if you’ve got a fan or player in your household, there is no season, your life revolves around it. Many topics, concerns and issues about football ring through the year: weight, competition, strength, workouts, clothes, shoes, hygiene, schedule, travel arrangements, the list goes on and on. But […]
Star Com Radio Network, The Ed Tyll Show, 17 minutes: The basics for preventing dementia was on Ed’s mind as he hosted The Brain Nerd on his nationally syndicated show. Enjoy listening to our conversation [17 Minutes] (Or you can read the transcript below but you feel the energy, are up-riveted by the hope and […]
Radio FM Talk 1065 Sean Sullivan hosted me to talk bout dementia, Alzheimer’s and ways to increase our brain health to avoid the onset of this disease. Enjoy listening to our conversation [23 Minutes] (or you can read the transcript below) and let me know if you have any questions. {Editor’s Note: this is a […]
Car trips have a rhythm of their own, don’t they? You frame your travel time in your mind as you pack and prepare for the trip. Once in the car you settle in, relax, catch up with a companion and/or they take a nap. But as the miles wear on boredom can become heavy. So […]
Internet Talk Radio Host Roy Richards of the show Middle Age Can Be Your Best Age took advantage of the Father’s Day holiday and questioned me about what to say to Dad when you notice his memory is slipping. Enjoy listening to our conversation [15 Minutes] (or you can read the transcript below) and let […]
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To convey knowledge is the purpose of this website. It is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure your condition or to be a substitute for advice from your main or any of your other healthcare professionals. Reliance is for your sole discretion. Sincerely, I wish you and yours the very best in brain health. Janet Rich Pittman
