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it is again a natural supplement ,this works on a sub-molecular level to improve Focus, concentration and memory , you can google it for more information.
i recently gave up coffee, because it was triggering my anxiety symptoms, but the problem is that coffee always helped me to study, to concentrate on what i was reading, and to improve my memory. i tried to study the other day and it seemed hard to concentrate, but i don't want to drink it anymore in case it makes me anxious again. so basically, my question is - is there any other decaffeinated beverage that you know of that can help you concentrate, like a kind of tea or something?
I would try taking magnesium 500 mg in the morning and calcium around 400 mg and vitamin D 2000 IU at night. I would improve the diet to reduce junk food and drink no soda at all and no caffeine after breakfast.
If this doesn't help, I would try taking Rescue Remedy. This is OTC. I have not tried it, but if I had this I would.
In response to the panic and to help me complete work functions, I had went to the vitamin store to buy cdp choline and ginkgo to boost memory and concentration. After a week of use and constantly underforming at work, I did not see any improvements. I never gave up hope and continued to research on the causes of the learning and memory impairments among cocaine users. The causes state damages to central nervous system and neurotransmitters vital to memory and learning.
Phosphatidyl Serine is also a key supplement to take to improve the memory in the because it will help heal receptor areas. Fish oil should also be supplemented, particularly DHA or docohexanoic acid. 60% of the cell membranes within the brain are made up of DHA. It allows your brain to become very fluid, flexible, and increases it's ability to be plastic.
Thank you for your response I don't use any drugs, no seizures depression is not an issue either but I do get little sleep after I finish my day before I go to sleep I stay up till 2:30-3:30 am everyday on the tv or computer and wake up around 7:30-8 if I don't have to wake up for college I usually get a couple more hours of sleep a night but 4 or 5 days a week im getting between 4.5-5.
I battled both for about 15 months, and with the help of counseling and medications was able to improve but my cognitive abilities have not returned to even 60% of my pre-mental health problem level.
Last week I had an MRI with the following results:
1. Left mastoiditis – family doctor immediately prescribed antibiotic.
2. Mild microangiopathic gliosis
3. Mild convexity atrophy.
Detailed findings: Mild deviation of nasal septum to the right. Mild ethmoid sinusitis.
The attention span has become reduced and I am fearful that the condition might not improve. I went to the local vitamin shop and purchased the following supplements in hopes to boost memory and mental clarity:
DLPA, CDP CHOILNE, 5HTP, L-Tyrosine, and Gingko. I've been taking the supplements for 3 days and I don't really feel any improvements in memory and learning functioning.
So I don’t know 100% which deficiency I have now. I’m not sure where else to get information to help me understand it or what I can do to improve my symptoms. I’ve had another doctor in the past tell me all I need to worry about is to alert anesthesia to the deficiency if I have any surgeries. Can anyone help?
I was diagnosed with Vitamin D deficiency. My level was 5, and my doctor said it should be closer to the 50 - 70 range. I've been very foggy headed and my memory poor. Initially the doctor thought that was attributed to ADHD. I'm now on supplements (1) 5000 iu Viramin D3 daily. I'm wondering how long it may take before my brain feels clearer.
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The MRI scan shows no issues - they have run MRI, CatScan, EEG, EMG, Muscle Biospy, Spinal Tap, all sorts of blood work and after three weeks have found nothing except some vitamin deficiency. She still cannot walk and has confusion and short term memory - Has anyone heard of anything like this. Is it possible that is vitamin deficiency? Any Ideas appreciated.
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I have a vitamin D/B12 deficiency and hypothyroid. The vitamin D deficiency was diagnosed when suddenly I started having trouble typing with my left hand. My fingers would pain and I had trouble pressing keys of the keyboard with left hand. (all this while my right hand was ok). My doctor suggested me to test Vitamin D and found that I had deficiency.
I have been taking medications to improve vitamin D for 3 months but my conditions with fingers hasn't improved.
I was recently diagnosed with a vitamin D level of 8. My symptoms prior to diagnosis were so varied and myriad, that I honestly just chalked it up to being a worrier or hypochondriac. The physical achiness and fatigue is awful, but I can cope. What crushes me is the mental part; the lack of focus/concentration and downright forgetfulness.
Hello, please i need help with my brian. I forget things in a short time, how do I improve my brain efficiency? I would prefer a natural treatment. Please I need help!!!!
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