Wellness

[LTT1]

Research for this type of supplement has been ongoing for many years. 

I had vaguely been aware — having heard about this from my students’ parents. Of course, I was not allowed to comment on their choice of treatment for their student/child. 

While there is never a true substitute for a medical opinion, it does seem that perhaps all of the research may yield some benefits for people needing a bit of help in cognition.

The Alzheimer’s Association does not suggest supplements to HALT THE PROGRESS OF THE DISEASE. Neither do they state that no benefits are gained.

Speaking for myself, my brain started feeling “tired” in my late 50’s. It felt scary. Notice caffeine in the list above...it helps me think more clearly.

The circled items are contained in some of Andrew Lessman’s products. The supplement “Rhodiola Rosa” is available as a tea and also “PLNT” available from the Medicine Shoppe.

[fthunt]

Can not spend time on your posting - your icon or whatever you call it is....so annoying.  Something a little kinder to the eyes would be appreciated.

[LTT1]

@fthunt

Ok I will change it!

thanks for letting me know.

[fthunt]

You're welcome and thank you for accepting my comment.  Have a nice day.

[Elri]

@LTT1

Ginkgo is supposed to help.  It does thin the blood, so that has to be taken into consideration.  I take it regularly, but I am still a brick shy of a load sometimes LOL.  

I am wary about where the supplements are made.