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  1. msdesignltd

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    #1 msdesignltd, Apr 14, 2010
    are there any that are for real,
    or all hype..
     
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    #2 David_S, Apr 14, 2010
    Best memory supplement I've found is scratch paper. Now if only I could read my handwriting... ;)
     
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    #3 msdesignltd, Apr 14, 2010
    Oh! Crap, I forgot why I posted this Thread
     
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    #5 terrenceW, Apr 16, 2010
    Yes as we grow old, life of our memory cells decreases so to increase the life and number memory supplements are necessary “as recommended”.
    I read some where that Omega-3 content of neuronal cell membranes has been linked to memory and intellect. The best sources of Omega-3 in fish are Mackarel, Salmon and Tuna.
     
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    #6 fish78, May 23, 2010
    Many of the anti-Alzhimers drugs seem to have this effect on health folks.
     
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    #7 acarey617, Jun 13, 2010
    Any of the -raciteam chemicals....piracitam, anaracitam, etc. Look them up. Lots of others too, research "nootropics."
     

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