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Cognitive decline as we age is a widely accepted truth. There are options to prevent this neuropathway from taking place. Whether you are struggling with memory loss due to increased stress, aging, or a diagnosis of Alzheimer's or Dementia, we want you to know that you are not permanently stuck in the fog of poor memory.
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The Brain And Your Memory
We often think that our learning capacity, intelligence, memory, and brain are fixed. It's easy to believe that there is a ceiling to the amount of information we can consume, comprehend, and remember; however, that is not the case. Neuroplasticity is your brain's ability to create new neural pathways, thus allowing you to retain information, recover from trauma or injury, and improve your cognitive function even as you age.
Improving your memory involves creating and training these new neural pathways, and we can help you tap into that capability.
Causes Of Memory Loss
Do you ever find yourself trying to recall words sitting on the tip of your tongue? Have you walked into a room and completely forgotten why you went there in the first place? Many of us are no strangers to minor memory loss like these, but that doesn't make it less frustrating. The infrequent and short-term memory loss to where thoughts may have been miss categorized by your brain in the first place can create chaos in your life. The information you come across that is not transferred to your long-term memory, such as Alzheimer's or Dementia. Most commonly, we see memory loss stems from:​
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Medication
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Alcohol and drug use
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Sleep deprivation or insomnia
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Depression
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Stress
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Anxiety
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Nutritional deficiency
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Head injury
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Stroke
Countless other factors may be contributing to your memory loss, which is why qEEG brain mapping can be key in unlocking your memory and improving your cognitive function. Diagnosing the “why” of your memory loss is the first step in taking back control of your cognitive function
Are There Drug-Free Treatments For Alzheimer's And Dementia?
Yes! We've worked closely with several families who've received the devastating diagnosis. We know how lost and hopeless it feels to hear that there's no coming back from the cognitive decline you or your loved one is experiencing, but permanent "brain fog" is not always the case. Regarding Alzheimer's and Dementia diagnoses, we find that many patients have no problems with their processing speed. Still, it is the slowing down of the brain function that does impact memory. Our drug-free, non-invasive treatments help patients forge alignment between these two essential brain functions to improve memory and quality of life.
Treating Memory Loss At Neuroplastree Centers
Whether you are a young professional struggling with memory loss due to stress, or you're getting older and noticing a marked cognitive decline, or you or a loved one has recently been diagnosed with Alzheimer's or Dementia, Neuroplastree Centers can help you identify the root of the problem and guide you along the necessary steps to counteract the cognitive decline and improve your memory. Here's how we do it:
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We start with a qEEG brain map to determine your baseline and identify the electrical imbalances causing your memory loss - even with a Dementia diagnosis, some imbalances can be corrected to alleviate some symptoms.
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We develop personalized coaching and brain training plan that supports weakened neural pathways and help improve your neuroplasticity.
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Regular testing and a well-rounded treatment plan help improve your memory, increase sharpness, and enhance your overall health.
It comes down to helping you become one with your brain function so that you can lead the life you imagined for yourself, regardless of your age or stage in life. Neuroplastree Centers specialize in wholly customized treatment plans so that you can improve not only your brain health but your overall wellness, too.
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If you are struggling with memory loss or have been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or Dementia, contact our memory experts at Neuroplastree Centers today to learn what a custom treatment plan can do for you, your cognitive function, and your life.