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
Star Com Radio Network, The Ed Tyll Show, 21 minutes: Ed hosted me to talk bout TrumpCare vs. ObamaCare and its impact on dementia, specifically Alzheimer’s. Enjoy listening to our conversation [21 Minutes] (or you can read the transcript below) and let me know if you have any questions. {Editor’s Note: this is a transcript […]
The Concentration Cheat Sheet Fight your Senior Moments and Brain Accidents Pay Extra Attention by: writing things down, keeping lists, setting alarms and reminders on your computer, laptop and/or cell phone, completing a single task before another (no multi tasking) and by organizing your priorities. How to Remember Names: When introduced to a new person, […]
How about feeling depressed and achy? That too was my Aunt Loraine. During a visit, she explained her situation. Stunned I asked, “Holy cow, why are you on an antidepressant?” “Well hoooneey,” in an approval-not-needed tone, “I’ve just not been feeling right and this is what Dr. X gave me.” “Aunt Lo”, I chimed back, […]
Here is Fuel for your Resolution to Workout More It was just reconfirmed yet again, through another study publicized in the Journal of Neuroscience, that running, actually any aerobic exercise, grows new brain cells. (See photo below.) There are many types of brain exercises but aerobic exercise is the number one brain exercise. […]
Beta Amyloid Plaques* In the Alzheimer’s world the overproduction of these miss-folded proteins are thought to be a main cause of this deadly and family altering disease. A team co-led by Drs. Deepak Kumar Vijaya Kumar of Massachusetts General Hospital and Robert Moir and Rudolph Tanzi of Harvard Medical School[i] showed from their study released mid […]
For all of us who nod off at 2pm everyday or just push that morning snooze button, one more time, we don’t need scientific studies to show or prove to us that lack of sleep makes our brain slow and tired. Now what we may not know is what the latest sleep […]
Concerning age, there are two ends of the spectrum. Age in our mid 20s wins for having the most speed, the quickest reaction time as well as for having the most weight. Check May 11 previous post for supporting evidence. But that is NOT the case for our other brain functions. […]
Our brain growth peaks about age 26 where it weighs in at roughly 1450 grams or about 3.2 pounds. Canadian scientists, John Philippe Rushton and D. Davison (Dave) Ankney , reviewed nearly 100 scientific cognition (brain function) studies and they site that by age 80, from our peak brain weight at around age 26, our brain […]
This article is a reprint from The Mobile County, Alabama Sherriff’s Magazine. The story is true. Names have been changed for privacy. Bob, a police officer of one of Mobile’s suburbs, had been called to investigate and remove a middle to elder age man caught urinating in a corner of the local elementary school. With […]
FINGER study just released this past March 12, 2015. The Finnish Geriatric Intervention study to Prevent Cognitive Impairment and Decline (FINGER) was a longitudinal randomized study of 1260 seniors ranging in age 60 to 77 which showed that it is possible to reduce cognitive decline with lifestyle changes incorporating resistance muscle training (lifting light weights) one to three […]
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