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hlthe2b

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12. This. I did a systematic review on behalf of colleague who had been recommending it and found NO

Wed Feb 15, 2023, 06:39 AM

Feb 2023

evidence whatsoever to support its efficacy. The cited study in the ads is laughable.

And it is quite expensive.

The things that help are the more obvious ones in terms of a healthy diet, exercise, keeping your mind active and learning new things, keeping BP and blood sugar under control, controlling stress, and the thing so many diminish in its critical importance: GETTING ENOUGH QUALITY SLEEP.

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Anyone using memory supplements? [View all] Bayard Feb 2023 OP

Yeah, but i forgot the name Kenny B Feb 2023 #1

I use this too FoxNewsSucks Feb 2023 #3

Not supplements, but things to do to keep memory sharp. SheltieLover Feb 2023 #2

TY for posting this! Duppers Feb 2023 #14

Don't know; can't remember. dchill Feb 2023 #4

My friend was taking them, they didn't work, at all. He doesn't know his grand kids. dem4decades Feb 2023 #5

I'm very skeptical about wonder drugs on tv or internet.. Deuxcents Feb 2023 #6

Yep Effete Snob Feb 2023 #7

No. I have to assume that if there were such a group... TreasonousBastard Feb 2023 #8

Prevagen Review: A Word Of Caution. Published this January question everything Feb 2023 #9

This. I did a systematic review on behalf of colleague who had been recommending it and found NO hlthe2b Feb 2023 #12

Check the research on Omega 3's especially DHA. Big Blue Marble Feb 2023 #10

Good info there. Duppers Feb 2023 #15

Look into Gingko Biloba werdna Feb 2023 #11

I need a very selective drug. multigraincracker Feb 2023 #13