forgetful memory

Getting forgetful? Don't blame it on advancing age!

by william kon on Oct 31, 2009

There's no denying that as we get older, our once sharp and reliable memory, often fails us, when we least expected.A common scenario would be like, a fifty something person, who had just slam shut the front door of the house and on reaching the car,grope absentmindedly for the keys.Realizing the keys are still in the house, turns back to retrieve the keys,but suddenly it occurred to this person that the house keys are inside, too! It may be a far-fetched story but little things like forgetting where we put our car keys, will somehow leads to more serious cases. And just because we are in our 50s, pushing on 60s or 70s for the matter,there's no reason at all to (conveniently) blames it on our advancing age.A famous memory trainer, once said, "There's no such thing as a forgetful memory,there's only a trained or an untrained memory." He proceeded to stress the fact that our memory is liken to that of a muscle. The old adage,"Use it or lose It" strikes home loud and clear. Thirty...Read More >>