Natural Remedy for Alzheimer's Syndrome & Age Related Memory Loss

As we grow older, we sometimes begin to notice that our memories are not as good as they used to be. Fall off of cognitive functioning, including memory, can begin from as young as the mid-thirties and is greatly affected by genetic makeup, stress and other health-related factors such as diet, exercise and lifestyle. It has also been discovered that the more active we are mentally, the better our minds work and of course this applies to all age groups!

MemoRise contains herbs especially selected by a Clinical Psychologist to improve blood flow and oxygen supply to the brain and to tone and strengthen the central nervous system. MemoRise is also a general tonic to improve vitality and overall well-being and has a beneficial effect on the cardio-vascular system. Many of the herbs especially selected for MemoRise are backed by scientific research as well as traditional and historical evidence.

• Ginkgo Biloba is a powerful herb from the Far East and has been grown in temple gardens for millions of years. Its medicinal properties have only been discovered by the West during the last 20 years, where clinical studies have indicated its effectiveness in restoring the functioning of the circulatory system and improving blood flow to the brain. Active ingredients include flavone glycosides (including ginkgolide), bioflavins, sitosterol, lactones and anthocyanin.
• Rosmarinus Officinalis is a herb which originated in the Mediterranean and is regarded in folklore as a symbol of remembrance, for good reason. It is an excellent tonic and system energizer and has a therapeutic effect on the circulatory system, also improving blood flow to the brain.
• Salvia Officinalis is traditionally associated with longevity and for restoring memory in the elderly. Salvia has strong anti-oxidant properties to reduce the symptoms of aging. Extracts have been used to treat Alzheimer's and senile dementia. In recent controlled trials administration of sage extracts with established cholinergic properties improved cognitive function in young adults with regards to processes involved in efficient stimulus processing and/or memory consolidation. (Scholey AB, Tildesley NT, Ballard CG, Wesnes KA, Tasker A, Perry EK, Kennedy DO. "An extract of Salvia (sage) with anticholinesterase properties improves memory and attention in healthy older volunteers." Psychopharmacology (Berl). 2008 May;198(1):127-39. Epub 2008 Mar 19.)

Caution: Safety during pregnancy has not yet been established. Not recommended for people with bleeding disorders. Do not use together with anticoagulant medication. Also not recommended for people with epilepsy or a history of seizures.