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What Are The Causes of Memory Loss?

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Memory loss can be mild or severe. It's quite normal to have trouble remembering names of people you've just met, especially if you don't take the time to solidify the memory. However, what if you don't remember the names of your own children? How do we get to this state? And what caused such tragic loss of memory in the first place?

This section looks at a range of causes of memory loss and how to cope with the condition, whether it's a mild nuisance or a complex life-changing condition. We'll also look at the onset of memory loss and how the process can be slowed down (such as in Alzheimer's Disease) or cured altogether.

It's important to realize that the most common cause of memory loss is aging - and it will likely affect us all to some degree. With that in mind, we'll look at ways to train the brain to slow down this degenerative process and how memory supplements can help.

The Causes of Memory Loss

Here is a list of memory loss causes which may affect your short term and/or long term memory, on a mild or a severe scale:

• Aging Memory Loss - Discover the link between aging and memory loss - and how you can combat memory loss in seniors with brain training and memory vitamins.

• Alzheimer's Disease - What is Alzheimer's Disease? What are the symptoms and causes of Alzheimer's Disease?  Can you prevent and treat Alzheimers?

• Depression - What is the link between depression and memory loss? How to improve your memory when you have depression.  Do antidepressants help your memory?

• Diabetes - What is the link between diabetes and memory loss? How do insulin and glucose levels affect memory? And how can you improve your memory as a diabetic?
• Stress and Memory Loss - Find out why stress is so bad for your memory and what you can do about it.

• Sudden Memory Loss

• Bipolar

• Vitamin B12 Deficiency

• ADHD - Learn how ADHD affects your memory. Plus, what you can do it improve your memory when you have ADHD.

• Stroke

• Amnesia

• Head Injury

• Anxiety Disorders

• Menopause

• Selective Memory Loss

• Thyroid Disease

• Infections

• Drugs

• Alcoholism

• Chemotherapy

• Epilepsy

• Dementia

• Huntington's Disease

• Multiple Sclerosis

• Parkinson's Disease

• Statins - Are you on statins?  Is there a link between statins and memory loss?  How to improve your memory while on statins.

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