Memory is not something you don’t have; it has little to do with genetics or environment.
1. Do not self-diagnose your lack of memory skills as a disease, or as something that will lead to Alzheimer's.
2. Don't be afraid to make lists.
3. Challenge yourself, even with the list in your hand.
4. Studies show that we remember the most insane, ridiculous things.
5. Use mnemonics, usually via acronyms, to remember things.
6. If you are alone, talk to yourself as you perform each task that you must remember doing.
7. Play memory games on your computer, or with a deck of cards.
8. Make a song out of your list of things to do or buy, and use a familiar melody.
9. Eat protein-rich foods, such as meat or fish.
10. Drink a lot of water.
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1. You need to be active
2. Focus
3. Make combinations - Associate your thoughts
4. Repetition
5. Combinations
6. Analyze new information
7. Be patient - Improving your memory needs time
8. Relax
9. Keep your mind alert
10. Exercise
11. Make sure that you include magnesium in your daily diet.
1. Begin to access your visual cues.
2. Another way to use this approach is in conversation.
3. Practice changing your physiology.
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