Where Did I Leave My Keys? How To Keep Your Brain Sharp As You Age

Description
It's bad enough when you forget where you left your keys and have to run around frantically looking for them... or when you put the biscuits in the fridge and the butter in the pantry (I have done this). But what about dementia and Alzheimer's? These are terrifying diagnoses and yet we do not tie together a lifestyle that damages the precious neurons, with the diagnosis.

For many of us, all we will have to contend with is poor concentration and perhaps brain fog but even these are concerning when you notice they are becoming more frequent. Perhaps we cannot balance so well and can no longer play the sport we love.

Aging does NOT have to mean loss of function and retaining cellular health, including nerve health, can be achieved so that we can live well into old age with full mental and physical function.

Where did I leave my keys will show you how to do this... in a gentle, step by step way. Application of the suggestions will show an early noticeable change and the steps are not difficult. I have been at the point where you may be now... and my own brain has had a complete turnaround.



Lecture 1: Introduction, disclaimer and lecturer qualifications. Disclaimer PDF

Lecture 2: What you will gain, who will benefit and course requirements

Lecture 3: Part one: Preparing your home and your mindset

Lecture 4: First preparatory step: How to get good sleep and PDF of sleep support

Lecture 5: Clearing out your personal space for changes

Lecture 6: Clearing out your pantry and kitchen

Lecture 7: Clearing your life of energy suckers

Lecture 8: Asking for help from family

Lecture 9: Part Two. The nuts and bolts

Lecture 10: Neurotransmitters. What are they? Why we need them and how to keep them healthy

Lecture 11: Magnesium. Why is it a fabulous brain support?

Lecture 12: Causes of magnesium deficiency and sources of magnesium PDF

Lecture 13: Mitochondria and brain health. How to protect them and PDF of colourful foods

Lecture 14: What are telomeres and how do they help us live longer?

Lecture 15: Stress and brain deterioration. Pdf of reducing stress

Lecture 16: What blocks oxygen to the brain and how to resolve this

Lecture 17: Is exercise important for brain health and PDF of Tabata training

Lecture 18: What to test to measure future brain health. PDF of optimal values

Lecture 19: A special brain support. BDNF and how to support this.

Lecture 20: Zinc and brain health. PDF of zinc rich food

Lecture 21: How important are hormones in memory support and mental acuity.

Lecture 22: The dangers of sugar. PDF’s foods to eat or avoid and a shopping list. Plus a list of other supportive courses.

Lecture 23: A successful treatment approach to Alzheimer’s

Lecture 24: Brain fog, poor concentration and thyroid involvement

Lecture 25: Sirtuins. What are they and how do they contribute to a healthy brain. How to support sirtuins

Lecture 26: What is homocysteine and how it is important for mental acuity and avoiding Alzheimer’s

Lecture 27: What genes play a part in risk of Alzheimers?

Lecture 28: Prescribed medications that affect cognition and brain health

Lecture 29: Toxins that damage neurons

Lecture 30: Putting is all together. How I include these tips into my day. Goodbye and thanks

Lecture 30: Putting it all together. How I include these tips in my day. Goodbye, thanks and contact details.

Bonus Lecture: Intermittent fasting to reduce the impact of Insulin. And PDF on intermittent fasting