Doctors Formula Memoprotect 30tabs

Memoprotect, thanks to its special formula, supports healthy cognitive function.

MEMOPROTECT, thanks to its special formula, supports healthy cognitive function.

Our brain is composed of at least 100 billion nerve cells or neurons with links which join more than over 100 trillion points. It is a "forest" of neurons. Signals travel through this vast "forest" to form the basis of memories, thoughts and feelings.

As we grow older and develop, these neurons interconnect with each other and we can communicate with millions of links. Through these neurons and these links we have the ability to recall and monitor our movements. Memory is our ability to store and recall things that we have learned or experienced.

There are two types of memory: short- term and long-term.

Every memory we have, even that which is "lost" harvests physical changes in the brain. Memories are formed and stored in many areas of the brain, but the most active and vital area is the hippocampus - a region deep in the center of the brain which resembles a small sea horse.

The memory in the hippocampus area allows us to recognize and distinguish among old friends and new acquaintances or to find a way around an area. It even helps us to comprehend and try out new experiences based on old ones.

The hippocampus is the key organ to the brains’ ability to digest new information and to integrate it into what is already known. As we experience and learn new things, the cells in the centers affiliated with memory tighten and strengthen the neuron connections known as synapses.

The ability of brain cells to quickly form new synapses while at the same time push away the old is referred to as ‘neuroplasticity.’Large number of synapses and a very dense special structureof synapses known as synaptic knobs favor rapid development and processing of information that is stored by the connected cells.

In essence the neuroplasticity is the natural equivalent of the learning process while the synaptic density is roughly the equivalent of memory.

Juvenile brains exhibit high levels of neuroplasticity resulting in large numbers of interconnected synapses. This is the reasoning behind why young people are fast learners and have sturdy memories. As we age the number of synapses and the ability to quickly form new ones decreases steadily. This of courseis the result of the normal aging process.

People with Alzheimer or its predecessor, mild mental impairment, experience a faster loss both of neuroplasticity and in the number of synapses occurring. This is what takes place when memories start to fade or worse when they are completely lost.

Dosage: Take 1-2 tablets once a day.

Other ingredients: Dehydrated di-calcium phosphate, microcrystalline cellulose, maltodextrin, silicic acid, vegetable magnesium stearate, pre-gelatinized maize starch

WARNINGS:

• This product is not intended for prevention, treatment or cure of the human disease.
• Consult your doctor if you are pregnant of breastfeeding, if you are under pharmaceutical treatment or face health problems.

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