The Memory Program
How to Prevent Memory Loss and Enhance Memory Power
Published on 9. April 2001
Book
Paperback/Softback
256 pages
978-0-471-39833-2 (ISBN)
Description
We all have concerns about our memories about becoming forgetful, about how to preserve our memories especially as we age. Now, Dr. D. P. Devanand answers your questions about memory loss due to aging and offers a revolutionary, medically sound practical program to keep your mind in shape and stave off memory loss.
The Memory Program is a complete promemory plan for everyone over 40 learn how memory works in the brain and how aging affects your memory evaluate your memory using simple tests follow the right diet and exercise plan to help your memory
* Use special memory-training techniques to keep your mind sharp
* Tackle the major reversible causes of memory loss including stress and depression, alcohol, medications, and hormonal and nutritional problems
* Discover exciting new preventive strategies and treatments, including herbal and other alternative medications, antioxidants and nutritional supplements, and useful over-the-counter and prescription medicines.
Personalized by gender, age group, and whether you currently have a normal memory or suffer from mild memory loss, The Memory Program is a comprehensive, simple-to-follow plan to enhance your memory. Its the only memory book youll ever need.
The Memory Program is a complete promemory plan for everyone over 40 learn how memory works in the brain and how aging affects your memory evaluate your memory using simple tests follow the right diet and exercise plan to help your memory
* Use special memory-training techniques to keep your mind sharp
* Tackle the major reversible causes of memory loss including stress and depression, alcohol, medications, and hormonal and nutritional problems
* Discover exciting new preventive strategies and treatments, including herbal and other alternative medications, antioxidants and nutritional supplements, and useful over-the-counter and prescription medicines.
Personalized by gender, age group, and whether you currently have a normal memory or suffer from mild memory loss, The Memory Program is a comprehensive, simple-to-follow plan to enhance your memory. Its the only memory book youll ever need.
Reviews / Votes
"The Memory Program is a brilliant synthesis of cutting-edge science and practical wisdom. It should be part of everyone's anti-aging regimen." (Deepak Chopra, author of Ageless Body, Timeless Mind and Perfect Health) "Rich in clinical insight, The Memory Program provides a clear, practical guide for coping with memory loss and for making informed decisions to treat it effectively." (Daniel L. Schacter, Ph.D., Professor and Chair of Psychology, Harvard University, author of Searching for Memory)"A superb book. An essential resource for the millions of baby boomers concerned about memory loss and how to prevent it." (Gary W. Small, M.D., Parlow-Solomon Professor and Director, UCLA Center on Aging; author of Parent Care) "The Memory Program ist eine brilliante Synthese aus neuesten wissenschaftlichen Erkenntissen und praktischer Erfahrung. Es sollte Bestandteil jedes Anti-Aging-Programms sein." Deepak Chopra, Autorin von Ageless Body, Timeless Mind und Perfect Health
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Language
English
Place of publication
New York
United States
Product notice
Paperback (trade)
Unsewn / adhesive bound
Dimensions
Height: 227 mm
Width: 155 mm
Thickness: 19 mm
Weight
308 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-471-39833-2 (9780471398332)
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Person
D.P. Devanand, M.D., who trained at Yale University School of Medicine, is professor of clinical psychiatry and neurology at Columbia University, where he is co-director of the Memory Disorders Center. A practicing physician, he is the principal investigator of several research grants from the National Institutes of Health. He has published two books, and over one hundred and thirty research and clinical articles and book chapters.
Content
Preface. Acknowledgments.
Introduction.
THE BASICS OF MEMORY.
Evaluate Your Memory.
How Your Brain Remembers-And Forgets.
How Aging Affects Your Memory.
START THE MEMORY PROGRAM.
Put Together Your Memory Program.
Start a Healthy Promemory Diet and Exercise Plan.
Train Your Brain to Remember.
PREVENT AND TREAT COMMON CAUSES OF MEMORY LOSS.
Mild Memory Loss: Fix Reversible Causes First.
Stress and Depression.
Alcohol and Drugs.
Medication Toxicity, Infections, and Head Injury.
Hormonal and Nutritional Problems.
Small Strokes, Big Strokes.
Alzheimer's Disease and Other Dementias.
MEDICATIONS THAT PREVENT AND TREAT MEMORY LOSS.
Medications: Regulated and Unregulated.
Alternative Remedies.
Antioxidants.
Boosting Acetylcholine.
Medications that Stimulate Brain Function.
Estrogen.
Brain Inflammation.
PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER.
Your Comprehensive Memory Program.
Other Potential Promemory Agents.
Your Future Memory Program.
Bibliography.
Resources.
Index.
Introduction.
THE BASICS OF MEMORY.
Evaluate Your Memory.
How Your Brain Remembers-And Forgets.
How Aging Affects Your Memory.
START THE MEMORY PROGRAM.
Put Together Your Memory Program.
Start a Healthy Promemory Diet and Exercise Plan.
Train Your Brain to Remember.
PREVENT AND TREAT COMMON CAUSES OF MEMORY LOSS.
Mild Memory Loss: Fix Reversible Causes First.
Stress and Depression.
Alcohol and Drugs.
Medication Toxicity, Infections, and Head Injury.
Hormonal and Nutritional Problems.
Small Strokes, Big Strokes.
Alzheimer's Disease and Other Dementias.
MEDICATIONS THAT PREVENT AND TREAT MEMORY LOSS.
Medications: Regulated and Unregulated.
Alternative Remedies.
Antioxidants.
Boosting Acetylcholine.
Medications that Stimulate Brain Function.
Estrogen.
Brain Inflammation.
PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER.
Your Comprehensive Memory Program.
Other Potential Promemory Agents.
Your Future Memory Program.
Bibliography.
Resources.
Index.