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Lost Memory - Posted By Ian (ian) on 27th Dec 11 at 1:01am
Lost memory? No more - scientists on verge of finding out which cell each of your memories is stored in

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2078100/Lost-memory-No--scientists-verge-finding-cell-memories-stored-in.html#ixzz1hgkd8FfF

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Dave (admin) on 27th Dec 11 at 7:21am
Well, I read it but can't remember what it said {Smile}

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By SusieQ (susieq) on 27th Dec 11 at 7:52pm
If they find any of mine, could they please return them pronto - could do with a couple!

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Ian (ian) on 6th Jan 12 at 10:07am
Brain function can start declining 'as early as age 45' http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-16425522

that was only can and not does for everyone {Rolleyes}

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Garfield (garfield) on 6th Jan 12 at 11:52am
I started losing mine at 30 {Cry} My Mum had the same & said that the info she had forgotten had fallen into a hole in her brain!

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Ian (ian) on 8th Jan 12 at 11:54pm
Do our brains decline from middle age?

http://www.nhs.uk/news/2012/01January/Pages/dementia-brain-decline-may-begin-45.aspx

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By SusieQ (susieq) on 9th Jan 12 at 5:42pm
Not ours!! {Wink} Other people's maybe {Grin}

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Ian (ian) on 9th Jan 12 at 7:45pm
Phew that is a relief {Smile} .... had me a bit worried for a moment there {Smile} .... then forgot what the problem was {Grin}

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By SusieQ (susieq) on 9th Jan 12 at 11:17pm
Just for fun, have a look at this: http://uk.news.yahoo.com/nicotine-slow-mental-decline-210714368.html

Seems that nicotine might be good for something after all!! {Tongue Out} Wish they would all make up their minds - they haven't really got a clue, have they {Confused}

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Ian (ian) on 10th Jan 12 at 1:36am
How do they expect people to keep up {Rolleyes} when they change faster than the weather {Grin}

Starting to get a middle-aged brain? Then give it a good workout ,

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/starting-to-get-a-middleaged-brain-then-give-it-a-good-workout-6287397.html

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Ian (ian) on 11th Jan 12 at 12:58am
will want a lot more convincing than this report has to offer on this one {Rolleyes}

Vitamin B and folic acid 'boosts memory in pensioners'

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2084678/Vitamin-B-folic-acid-boosts-memory-pensioners.html#ixzz1j6RNVpkN

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Ian (ian) on 16th Jan 12 at 11:45am
Why you can't remember anything - and how to fix it

Read more: http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/health-news/2012/01/16/why-you-can-t-remember-anything-and-how-to-fix-it-115875-23701305/#ixzz1jcJQAFXP

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By SusieQ (susieq) on 16th Jan 12 at 3:51pm
I don't think that I have actually lost my memory; just think that I have mislaid it!! {Grin} If any of you find it, feed it and then send it back on its way please {Kiss}

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Dave (admin) on 16th Jan 12 at 5:53pm
 
If any of you find it, feed it and then send it back on its way please {Kiss}


Lots of chocolate I suppose and some to take back to you. {Wink}


Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Higgs Bosun (nedludd) on 16th Jan 12 at 5:57pm
see antony worrall thingy.......oooops {Tongue Out}

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Melle (ritarushworth) on 16th Jan 12 at 10:33pm
Definitley lost mine.................

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Ian (ian) on 23rd Jan 12 at 12:11am
Stay Alert... there is a shortage of Lerts {Rolleyes}

Environment 'sustains intelligence'

http://www.nhs.uk/news/2012/01January/Pages/intelligence-genetics-vs-environment.aspx

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Ian (ian) on 26th Jan 12 at 12:12am
Pre-dementia 'more common in men than women' http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-16679028

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Dave (admin) on 26th Jan 12 at 8:19am
I wonder if it could be partly because men tune things out, i.e. nagging women {Wink}

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By SusieQ (susieq) on 26th Jan 12 at 9:35pm
Are you saying that there is no such thing as a "nagging man"! {Shocked}

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Ian (ian) on 26th Jan 12 at 11:52pm
Think it was only about which was most common in the article {Lips Sealed}

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Dave (admin) on 27th Jan 12 at 7:30am
I've never met one Sue {Cool}

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By SusieQ (susieq) on 27th Jan 12 at 3:09pm
 
I've never met one Sue {Cool}


Hah! {Angry} {Kiss}


Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Dave (admin) on 27th Jan 12 at 4:59pm
 
 
I've never met one Sue {Cool}


Hah! {Angry} {Kiss}



I take it that means you haven't either {Tongue Out}

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Ian (ian) on 1st Feb 12 at 1:42am
No evidence milk boosts brain power,

http://www.nhs.uk/news/2012/01January/Pages/milk-helps-brain-cognitive-function.aspx

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Ian (ian) on 5th Feb 12 at 12:18am
Take the Alzheimer's test: The 21 questions that can reveal if YOU are at risk..

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2095705/Alzheimers-questionnaire-Test-reveal-YOU-risk.html#ixzz1lSSwn1YC

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Dave (admin) on 5th Feb 12 at 7:20am
Whew, that's a relief. I seem ok (well as ok as I'll ever be) {Grin}

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By SusieQ (susieq) on 5th Feb 12 at 1:47pm
Have done it and I seem to be almost perfect {Kiss} {Grin} {Wink}

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Dave (admin) on 5th Feb 12 at 3:14pm
 
Have done it and I seem to be almost perfect {Kiss} {Grin} {Wink}


We never expected anything less Sue {Grin} (Aren't I the creep?) {Wink}

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Ian (ian) on 5th Feb 12 at 5:59pm
Ermm {Confused}

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Melle (ritarushworth) on 5th Feb 12 at 10:22pm
And me however SQ suspect you are still recovering from the vaporising G&T {Grin}

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By SusieQ (susieq) on 5th Feb 12 at 10:45pm
Ian - what do you mean by your ermm comment? {Angry} Dave is not a creep; he just recognises brilliance when he sees it! {Grin} {Grin} {Grin}

Melle - just think how wonderful it would be to inhale G & T - no glasses to hold, no refills, no people knocking your arm and spilling some, etc., etc., {Tongue Out}

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Melle (ritarushworth) on 6th Feb 12 at 9:51pm
Well - M & S sell it in tins these days so its only a short trip to the tinned 02 and thus vaporisation. Bring it on {Tongue Out} {Tongue Out} {Tongue Out}

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Dave (admin) on 7th Feb 12 at 7:45pm
 
Well - M & S sell it in tins these days so its only a short trip to the tinned 02 and thus vaporisation. Bring it on {Tongue Out} {Tongue Out} {Tongue Out}


Tinned Oxygen can be got here:
http://www.oxyfit.co.uk/index.aspx?ref=Adwords&gclid=CI7ZiufCjK4CFQcRfAodjRCf5A

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Ian (ian) on 7th Feb 12 at 8:02pm
Think the version being sought could have, ice and a slice with more than a hint of G&T in it {Grin}

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Ian (ian) on 15th Feb 12 at 6:20pm
Poor night's sleep 'could increase chances of getting dementia'

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/technology-science/science/poor-nights-sleep-could-increase-685237

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Melle (ritarushworth) on 15th Feb 12 at 11:44pm
How much did that bit or research cost? Could have told them that lack of sleep certainly doesn't help. Duh

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Ian (ian) on 16th Feb 12 at 11:47am
Slow walking 'predicts dementia' http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-17028712

has still got to be better than not walking at all though {Embarassed} ... hopefully

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Melle (ritarushworth) on 16th Feb 12 at 11:15pm
I walk slowly so have I got it? Doh {Sad}

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Ian (ian) on 28th Feb 12 at 12:19am
Another danger that is common knowledge {Grin}
Attending meetings lowers IQ: research

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healthnews/9108790/Attending-meetings-lowers-IQ-research.html

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Ian (ian) on 6th Nov 12 at 12:16pm
Alzheimer's detected decades before symptoms http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-20206267

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Garfield (garfield) on 6th Nov 12 at 12:19pm
Oer, I never knew this before. I have attended enough meetings to last me a life time of memory loss {Sad}

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Ian (ian) on 6th Nov 12 at 10:40pm
Can't remember what you went upstairs for? Your MEDICINE could be to blame for your poor memory

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2228871/Medicines-used-insomnia-allergies-impair-memory-concentration.html#ixzz2BTtGqvcq


Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Ian (ian) on 4th Jan 13 at 1:11am
Menopause triggers real memory lapses and such problems are not simply the result of poor sleep associated with the change in life, according to a new study.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healthnews/9778712/Menopause-memory-problems-real-not-imagined.html

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Ian (ian) on 30th Apr 13 at 10:34pm
Adventures in Science - Memory radio4 iplayer http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00ffnxt/Adventures_in_Science_Series_2_Recalling_the_Past/

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Ian (ian) on 16th May 13 at 11:48am
Fish oil 'can restore the brain after junk food': Diets rich in omega-3s play key role in reversing damage caused by high fats

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2325293/Fish-oil-restore-brain-junk-food-Diets-rich-omega-3s-play-key-role-reversing-damage-caused-high-fats.html#ixzz2TS3QI55g


Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Ian (ian) on 10th Jun 13 at 10:35am
Arc protein 'could be key to memory loss', says study http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-22811691

Re: Lost Memory - Posted By Ian (ian) on 9th Aug 13 at 1:01pm
Drinking hot chocolate could prevent ALZHEIMER'S by boosting blood flow to the brain

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2386257/Drinking-hot-chocolate-prevent-ALZHEIMERS-boosting-blood-flow-brain.html#ixzz2bTMKozVs