Aging and Health
As you age, declining memory, cognitive & visual functions, & overall health gradually become bigger concerns to your overall quality of life. Without intervention, these issues could become progressive and debilitating.
Memory, learning, reasoning, judgement, sight, other visual and cognitive functions are the results of electric waves passing through billions of nerve cells, also known as neurons, Scientists believe the primary cause of the deteriorations in cognitive and visual functions is due to damages and extensive loss of the neurons. But the accelerated change or degradation in these functions as you age is not normal.
Discounting accidental events resulting in loss of large number of neurons, the speed of neuron loss is likely determined by a combination of genetic, environmental, lifestyle and other health factors. The risk factors include chronic nutrient deficiency, contamination, work stresses, deprived sleep, smoking, alcohol, etc.
Scientists have confirmed that new neuron growth can only occur in two specific small areas in the brain, the hippocampus and the olfactory bulb. Together they account for no more than 3% of the size of the human brain. That means you keep using the same neurons you are born with. If you lose neurons in the major parts of your brain, they are lost forever and there is no replacement.
Therefore, it is particularly important to support neuron vitality and protect neurons through a comprehensive approach.
Due to the multifactorial nature leading to memory, cognitive and visual decline,
Declining memory, cognitive & visual functions, & overall health are big concerns as you age. Without intervention, they could be progressive and debilitating.
Accelerated change or progression of these age-related conditions is not normal. As the memory, learning, reasoning, judgement, visual sight, and other visual and cognitive functions are results from electric waves passing through billions of nerve cells or neurons, scientists believe the primary cause is due to extensive loss of the nerve cells or neurons.
Except accidental events resulting in loss of large number of neurons, the speed of neuron loss is likely determined by a combination of genetic, environmental, lifestyle and other health factors. The risk factors include chronic nutrient deficiency, contamination, work stresses, deprived sleep, smoking, alcohol, etc.
What more about the human brain is scientists have confirmed that neuron growth can only occur in two specific small areas in the brain, the hippocampus and the olfactory bulb. Together they account for no more than 3% of the size of the human brain. That means you keep using the same neurons you are born with. If you lose neurons in the major parts of your brain, they are lost forever and there is no replacement.
Therefore, it is particularly important to support neuron vitality and protect neurons through a comprehensive approach.
Due to the multifactorial nature leading to memory, cognitive and visual decline, better patterns of diet including natural supplements, exercise, and lifestyle can contribute to reduce risks and support neuron vitality, immune system and better health.
Early prevention and intervention is essential for maintaining a high quality of life and ensuring a happy time spent with family members and loved ones. It is never too late to act.
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