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Senior Brain Boosters: Tips for Avoiding Age-Related Memory Loss

Age is an essential factor for every individual in terms of brain capacity and memory. The facts are well established that the human brain gets weaker with age. It is prone to lose memory, thinking power, and reasoning power as we grow older. It is inevitable. You might be worried about your own changes or the memory losses of your relatives. If so, here we provide some good options to boost brain functions.

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Music & Memory - Tools to Radically Shift Lives

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Andrew Mersmann

Andrew is the author of Frommer's global guide to volunteer vacations, "500 Places Where You Can Make a Difference" (Gold Medal Winner from Society of American Travel Writers: Best Guide Book 2010). He spent more than a decade on the editorial team of PASSPORT Magazine. He has volunteered and led teams on service projects around the world, and is honored to be on the boards of directors for the Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation (AARBF.org) and Mentor Artists Playwrights Project (mentorartists.org). Mersmann has been a featured speaker, interview guest, or moderator on several travel talks, from the New York Times Travel Show, Smithsonian Associates, and the 92nd Street Y-TriBeCa to Oprah and Friends, Animal House, and The Focus Group on satellite radio as well as on NY1 television. Past participant at the Clinton Global Initiative and judge for Condé Nast World Changers Conference, he blogs about volunteering and service travel at www.ChangeByDoing.com. As part of the evox television team, he is dedicated to audience engagement, so if you're not engaged, he needs to be thumped on the head (gently)...or at least told (nicely). Twitter: /ChangeByDoing

The Importance Of Making Memories

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The dementia avalanche is coming. Or is it already here? I forget. Whatever, one in every three seniors dies with dementia and there isn't any cure, just the slow but sure whittling away of who they once were in live slow-motion. As someone with a history of dementia in my family it strikes me that with such odds against us, now is the time to lay down some enduring, fantastic memories while we can still enjoy them...

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Clare Lydon

Clare Lydon is a writer, journalist and blogger based in London, UK. Her journalism career has seen her write across many genres including food, football, design, games & music. Now a fully fledged fiction writer too, Clare’s just completed her second novel and runs her own blog at www.clarelydon.co.uk

When she’s not tapping at her keyboard, Clare can be found running along the banks of the Thames or watching an episode of the Gilmore Girls, an addiction she simply cannot shake. She’s also a keen cook and worships at the altar of Ina Garten even though the amount of butter she puts into every recipe is frankly obscene. She’d still love to be invited to Ina’s for dinner though.

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Senior Brain Boosters: Tips for Avoiding Age-Related Memory Loss

09/16/2020

evox Television

Music & Memory - Tools to Radically Shift Lives

06/24/2014

Andrew Mersmann

Music & memory go hand in hand. I’m guessing you are probably one of the gazillions of people worldwide who own iPods or other personal music devices. Chances are also pretty good that the... read more