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
Amazement…Fascination… Awe…jolt through your body when you merge with the next snow skier in the lift line who just happens to be 71 years of age. From conversation riding the lift up together, Kathy and her husband Bob, age 74 who himself is a snowboard instructor, started skiing in their 30s and just love it. […]
Age in most countries is associated with wisdom. Today, here in the US, age is associated with dementia, specifically Alzheimer’s. Dementia strikes the majority of its victims around age 63, specifically between age 60 and 64. But actually, getting dementia as you age is like breaking your leg as you walk […]
Good Brain Health is the passion of TheBrainNerd. My mission is to talk to as many as possible on brain health, healthy life styles and dementia prevention. In traveling about to a speaking engagement my marketing hat was quickly engaged as I sat wide eyed to the in-flight video as I settled into a seat […]
“Mom, are you crying?” I sorrowfully question while she brings the dish out of the oven. “Are you burning yourself?” She nods no. “Moooothhheeeerrrr,” my sorrow sweetly sings the word to four syllables. While I take the casserole from her hands I continue, “How on earth can our […]
Every year one in three Americans age 65 and older fall. According to the Center of Disease Control, every 14 seconds an older adult is treated in the Emergency Room due to a fall and every 29 minutes a death occurs due to that fall. So…how’s your balance? And what’s your fall […]
In our last ‘corn’ post we ventured into the first fact of how corn causes dementia. Most cereals contain fat building high fructose corn syrup which, in a nut shell, starves the brain of nutrients causing our brain cells to turn on each other, go mad, killing each other. Today we will explore the second […]
This is your 3rd Post of Breakfast Brain Foods When you load up on your special corn flakes cereal you are actually speed starting your dementia. Here’s how corn causes dementia…3 Facts. Most cereals contain fat building high fructose corn syrup. Second your cornflakes are processed which means nutrients from this vegetable are stripped and synthetic […]
This is Post 2 of your Breakfast Brain Food Series Coffee is a natural, organic food and it helps prevent cognitive decline—to prevent dementia leading to Alzheimer’s Disease. Yep, your morning Joe prevents Dementia… but there’s a catch. While many studies on mice and rats suggest that caffeinated coffee protects against Alzheimer’s Disease, direct human evidence […]
Blueberries are incredible brain foods we can eat for breakfast that will be eneficial to our brains as well as keep us going to mid morning snack or to an early lunch. Did you add some blueberries to your oatmeal this morning? Right off the bat, know eating fresh fruits and vegetables not only slows brain […]
For a 10K, 5K or 2 mile funrun? How about a bowling or table tennis tournament? Are you ready for any other big athletic event? How about cancer or a stoke? Are you ready, mentally and physically, to tackle a grave illness? If I said “me neither” that would probably make you feel better. But I’m […]
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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
