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Memory ProblemsBeing unable to find your glasses or car keys, or forgetting the phone number of the relative you rang only last night might be amusing at the age of 20, when you can put it down to having too many things on your mind. When it happens at the age of 60, it is hard not to worry about the possibility of Alzheimer's disease. But most memory problems are not nearly that serious. OligotherapyThe main trace elements useful against memory loss are phosphorus in particular, but also magnesium, selenium, and zinc. Trace elements are usually found in the diet, which should be varied and of high quality. In cases of deficiency, they can be given as medicinal supplements. Dietary sources of phosphorus The highest concentrations of phosphorus can be found in dairy products ++, but also in bananas, whole-grain , cereals (such as corn-flakes), brewer's yeast cocoa and chocolate, sparkling drinks. green, leafy vegetables (such as artichokes, asparagus, carrots, celery, mushrooms, cabbage, parsley, and soya beans), pulses such as haricot beans, lentils and peas, nuts and dried fruits (almonds, peanuts, dates, figs, hazelnuts, and walnuts), eggs, fish ++, potatoes, and meat (especially poultry ++). Dietary sources of magnesium Magnesium is found mainly in citrus fruits almonds, cereals (oat flakes), chocolate, fish and shellfish, figs, nuts (hazelnuts and walnuts), vegetables especially maize), whole-grain bread, and soya beans Dietary sources of selenium Selenium is mostly found in animal products such as meat (especially liver and kidney), saltwater fish (herring and tuna), shellfish (oysters), and eggs. Other sources include wholegrain cereals, wheatgerm, brewer's yeast, brazil nuts, and some vegetables (garlic, broccoli, carrots, and mushrooms). Dietary sources of zinc Zinc is plentiful in seafood, fish, oysters ++, and other shellfish, but also in meat, egg yolk, cereals, whole-grain bread, brewer's yeast, nuts, and some vegetables (broccoli, mushrooms, spinach, and beans).
Or Maximol (Ionized colloidals): - Available in 500ml bottles
A natural food Lecithin Origin: Lecithin is one of the phospholipids, substances that are both water soluble and fat-soluble. Lecithin is manufactured by the liver in order to disperse and dissolve fats. It is present in high concentrations in the vital organs (the brain, the heart, the liver, and the kidneys) and delivers beneficial unsaturated fatty acids to nerve cells. Because it is rich in phosphorus and amino acids, it assists in the development of the nervous system and fulfils a regulatory role in various disorders. It calms the nerves, enhances memory, helps concentration, and promotes good sleep - It can be found principally in liquid egg yolk, nuts, and soya beans, or in sunflower, safflower, and flaxseed oils - You can buy it from a herbalist or at a health food shop, most commonly as a soy extract. Take one teaspoonful twice a day Vitamins Mainly from the B vitamin complex Dietary sources of B vitamins These are plentiful in the outer layer of cereal grains (wheatgerm ++, oat flakes), green, leafy vegetables, legumes (such as beans, lentils, peas), brewer's and baker's yeast, whole-grain bread, fish, meat (especially heart, liver, or kidney), and dairy products.
Herbal RemediesGarlic, ginkgo, and meUlot are beneficial for the circulation. Ginseng and oak are excellent tonics for the body and mind. Herbal Prescription: ask your herbalist to make up a 30ml bottle of mother tincture of ginkgo or ginseng. Take 25 drops in a little water three times a day for several days. Melilot (sweet yellow or bee's clover) Bees love melilot's clusters of yellow flowers - as the name might suggest, for rneli is the Greek word for honey. Oak This mythical tree is a symbol of strength and long life, for it has been vital in the history of ship building and it can live for several hundred years. Its bark is known for its astringent properties (i.e. it helps reduce secretions and lessen bleeding), and this has made it a popular remedy for mucous and skin problems. Ginkgo biloba Also known as the maidenhair tree, the ginkgo was considered sacred in the temples of Asia. Its leaves have unquestionable benefits for the circulation of the blood, thus also improving memory, helping mood swings and slowing down the ageing of the brain.
Garlic Garlic came originally from the steppes of Central Asia, and was used in Upper Egypt to sustain the builders of the pyramids and protect them from infection. Its one drawback is its smell. HomeopathyAcidum phosphoricum and Kalium phosphoricum - Four 5c tablets of one or both of these remedies, to be sucked like sweets between meals, twice a day for several weeks. Acidum phosphoricum - Chemical origin: phosphoric acid Kalium phosphoricum - Chemical origin: potassium phosphate
Calcarea phosphorica - Chemical origin: tricalcic phosphate Lycopodium clavatum - Vegetable origin: the dust spores of the lycopodium or club moss plant Phosphorus - Mineral origin: white phosphorus |
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