Memory Protection Reports ™
Safeguard Your Memory With Science
Accelerated biological aging is a primary cause of cellular damage to the brain that triggers cognitive decline and dementia including Alzheimer’s
Reverse this process with simple lifestyle changes that have been shown in clinical trials to slow and even reverse early symptoms of cognitive decline
Science-Based
Created with advice from orthomolecular nutritionists and 150 health professionals including faculty at the Stanford Genome Technology Center
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All lifestyle screenings and reports are anonymous; our service is GDPR, CCPA, PECR, ePrivacy, HIPPA and COPPA compliant
Lifestyle Factors
Your lifestyle can accelerate or slow cognitive decline
See what percentage of your lifestyle is optimized now for memory protection in an instant online report
Risks are summarized in priority order across 5 tiers
Eliminate those risks with science-based healthy protocols from our lifestyle education center
Activity + Rest
Aerobic Exercise
Strength Training
Flexibility Training
Sleep Hours
Sedentary Hours
Mind + Mood
Stress
Mindfulness
Socialization
Brain Exercises
Laughter
Diet
Fruits
Vegetables
Sweet Snacks
Salty Snacks
Fast Food
Red Meats
Processed Meats
Fried Food
White Flour
Soft Drinks
Water Hydration
Weight Level
Toxins
Alcohol
Nicotine
Air Pollution
Health Factors
These common conditions, diseases and head trauma events are significant risk factors for accelerated brain aging
Understand why, and know how to manage them better in support of your brain health
Conditions
Metabolic Syndrome
Stroke
Osteoarthritis
High Cholesterol
Hypertension
Sleep Apnea
Tinnitus
Diseases
Type 1 Diabetes
Type 2 Diabetes
COPD
Chronic Kidney Disease
Heart Disease
Cancer
Head Trauma
PTSD
TBI
Concussion
Symptom Management
Get best protocols to manage your symptoms of cognitive decline
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Cognition
Brain Fog
Confusion
Memory Lapses
Repeating Same Things
Misplacing Things
Difficulty With Familiar Tasks
Loss Of Motivation
Mood
Anxiety
Irritability
Restlessness
Mood Swings
Feeling Depressed
Feeling Agitated
Anger Flashes
Forgetfulness
Losing Train Of Thought
Forgetting Recent Information
Forgetting Conversations
Forgetting Names
Forgetting Words
Forgetting Places
Forgetting Events
Acuity
Poor Judgement
Reduced Attention Span
Difficulty Problem Solving
Difficulty Concentrating
Difficulty Making Decisions
Difficulty Planning
Difficulty Multitasking
Movement
Increased Dizziness
Balance Problems
Feeling Disoriented
Decreased Walking Speed
Stooped Posture
Bumping Into Objects
Getting Lost
Energy
Daytime Fatigue
Lack Of Energy
Feel Drained
Feel Exhausted
Hard Falling Asleep
Wake In Night
Wake Unrefreshed
DEMENTIA
Understand the different types and stages of dementia
Brain Health
Subjective Cognitive Decline
Mild Cognitive Impairment
Early-Onset Dementia
Vascular Dementia
Alzheimer’s