Overcoming Senior Moments
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
January 1st 2007
FOR MORE INFORMATION AND/OR IMAGES:
Contact: Jessica Van Deusen
Overcoming Senior Moments,
Expanded Edition
By Frances Meiser and Nina Anderson
Memory Loss—it can happen to all of us!
One of the big fears of the aging population is memory loss and the fear of dementia. Most of us have had the experience
of misplacing our keys or worse yet, locking them in the car. It really doesn’t matter whether your age is six or sixty, we
all have memory lapses from time to time. We used to think that when we reached retirement age, we were expected to
repeat ourselves and to forget to turn off the stove. Unfortunately, this behavior is showing up at earlier ages; from
simply forgetting where you put something to looking at a familiar friend and not remembering their name.
In Overcoming Senior Moments, Expanded edition we learn how to maintain brain health and guard against dementia
through pleasantly illustrated text that simplifies how the brain works and what it needs to stay in tip top shape.
Drinking mineralized water, eating the good fats, and doing exercises (slow mid-line crossing movements that are
advocated by the Handle Institute® and Educational Kinesiology Foundation and facilitate neural activity) are a few of
the techniques offered. Author Frances Meiser says, “With a healthy diet, avoidance of environmental and dietary toxins
and a wee bit of exercise, we can keep remembering who we are, what we want and where we put our keys, well into our
ninety’s and beyond.”
In the Expanded Edition the authors have gone further in identifying specific supplements that support brain function.
Adding to the list which includes herbs, vitamins, minerals, flower remedies and hormone balancing are three new brain
boosters: Polysaccharides and polypeptides (help nerve cells produce normal proteins that assist in rejuvenation of
neural connections); Ashitaba (stimulates the production of NGF, nerve growth factor); and Zeolite (has an affinity for
trapping heavy metals and taking them out of the body, and exhibits neuro-psychiatric effects with successful treatment
of illnesses including Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s).
According to Dr. Michael Gazsi, ND, co-author of A Doctor in Your Suitcase, “This book gives accurate information on
nutrients and supplements needed for preventing illnesses of the brain. Minerals and essential fatty acids are the building
blocks of brain health.” Dr. Ogi Ressell, author of Kid-First: Health with No Interference says, “Health is something that
we create from the inside of our body. The techniques described in this book suggest pathways that can create a healthy
brain, and keep our memory sharp.”
ISBN 97809701110-9-8 $9.95
Distributed through Safe Goods (available through Ingram Books, Baker & Taylor, New Leaf, Nutri Books)
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January 1st 2007
FOR MORE INFORMATION AND/OR IMAGES:
Contact: Jessica Van Deusen
Overcoming Senior Moments,
Expanded Edition
By Frances Meiser and Nina Anderson
Memory Loss—it can happen to all of us!
One of the big fears of the aging population is memory loss and the fear of dementia. Most of us have had the experience
of misplacing our keys or worse yet, locking them in the car. It really doesn’t matter whether your age is six or sixty, we
all have memory lapses from time to time. We used to think that when we reached retirement age, we were expected to
repeat ourselves and to forget to turn off the stove. Unfortunately, this behavior is showing up at earlier ages; from
simply forgetting where you put something to looking at a familiar friend and not remembering their name.
In Overcoming Senior Moments, Expanded edition we learn how to maintain brain health and guard against dementia
through pleasantly illustrated text that simplifies how the brain works and what it needs to stay in tip top shape.
Drinking mineralized water, eating the good fats, and doing exercises (slow mid-line crossing movements that are
advocated by the Handle Institute® and Educational Kinesiology Foundation and facilitate neural activity) are a few of
the techniques offered. Author Frances Meiser says, “With a healthy diet, avoidance of environmental and dietary toxins
and a wee bit of exercise, we can keep remembering who we are, what we want and where we put our keys, well into our
ninety’s and beyond.”
In the Expanded Edition the authors have gone further in identifying specific supplements that support brain function.
Adding to the list which includes herbs, vitamins, minerals, flower remedies and hormone balancing are three new brain
boosters: Polysaccharides and polypeptides (help nerve cells produce normal proteins that assist in rejuvenation of
neural connections); Ashitaba (stimulates the production of NGF, nerve growth factor); and Zeolite (has an affinity for
trapping heavy metals and taking them out of the body, and exhibits neuro-psychiatric effects with successful treatment
of illnesses including Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s).
According to Dr. Michael Gazsi, ND, co-author of A Doctor in Your Suitcase, “This book gives accurate information on
nutrients and supplements needed for preventing illnesses of the brain. Minerals and essential fatty acids are the building
blocks of brain health.” Dr. Ogi Ressell, author of Kid-First: Health with No Interference says, “Health is something that
we create from the inside of our body. The techniques described in this book suggest pathways that can create a healthy
brain, and keep our memory sharp.”
ISBN 97809701110-9-8 $9.95
Distributed through Safe Goods (available through Ingram Books, Baker & Taylor, New Leaf, Nutri Books)
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