What Researchers From Brown University Found About Memory Loss After 60
Important: Turn Your Sound On and Watch Until The End
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Sarah Jennings Found The Answer After 3 Years of Searching.
What She Discovered About The Silent Culprit Inside Her Brain
— And The Ancient Protocol From a Greek Island — Is Revealed In This Video.
Make sure your sound is turned ON. Watch until the end — the most important part comes in the final minutes.
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What People Are Saying After Watching
Real responses from viewers across the United States
Margaret H.Naples, FL
★★★★★
My husband remembered our granddaughter's full name and birthday without me prompting him. I had not heard that in two years.
I watched this video at 11pm on a Tuesday because I could not sleep from worry. My husband had been declining for about three years and I was running out of options. My son had already started researching memory care facilities in our area. What I learned in this video changed how I understood everything that was happening to him. I want to be careful about what I say here, but I will say this — within six weeks of doing what the video explains, my husband looked at our granddaughter at dinner and said her full name and said happy birthday without any prompting from me. I sat there and cried. I am not a person who cries easily. My doctor had no explanation for the change in his follow-up results.
312 people found this helpful
Robert K.Columbus, OH
★★★★★
I drove to the hardware store and back without getting turned around once. That had not happened in over a year.
My wife used to follow my car whenever I drove anywhere alone because I had gotten lost twice in our own neighborhood. I am 71 years old and I had lived in the same area for 28 years. When I watched this video I was honestly skeptical — I had tried four different things my doctor suggested and none of them made a difference. But what they explained about what is actually causing the problem made more sense to me than anything a doctor had told me. Three months later I drove to Home Depot and back on my own. My wife said she did not realize she had been holding her breath for a year until that afternoon.
241 people found this helpful
Linda P.Clearwater, FL
★★★★★
My mother called me by my first name correctly for the first time in eighteen months. I had to step out of the room.
I found this video at 2am after another evening of my mother calling me by my aunt's name and then going quiet when she realized something was wrong. She is 74 and has been declining since she lost my father. I watched the entire thing with a notepad in hand. What they explain about where the real problem comes from is not what I had been told at any of her neurology appointments. What happened over the following weeks I am still processing emotionally. Her neurologist at her last visit said her cognitive scores had improved and asked what had changed in her routine.
188 people found this helpful
James W.Austin, TX
★★★★★
I gave a toast at my son's rehearsal dinner without notes for the first time in three years. My son did not know I had been preparing for two weeks out of fear.
I am 68. My father had Alzheimer's and died at 74. I have been quietly terrified for the last four years that I am on the same path. I started noticing that I could not hold a thought through a full conversation, that names were slipping mid-sentence, that I was repeating myself. I watched this video because my daughter sent it to me and I had nothing to lose. I will not pretend I believed everything immediately. But I followed what they showed. Eight weeks later, I stood up at my son's rehearsal dinner and spoke for six minutes from memory. My wife squeezed my hand under the table and did not say a word. She did not have to.
204 people found this helpful
Barbara S.Charleston, SC
★★★★★
My children stopped talking about care options in whispers when they thought I was not listening.
I am 72. I knew my children were researching facilities because I found a browser tab open on the shared computer last spring. Nobody said anything to me directly. I watched this video on my own one afternoon and I did not tell anyone. I just followed what it described. About ten weeks later my daughter came to visit and at dinner she looked at me and said — Mom, you seem like yourself again. I said I know. She started crying. I did too. I am not someone who talks about these things easily, but I think other people in this situation deserve to know that this video exists.
276 people found this helpful
Thomas A.Raleigh, NC
★★★★★
I read a full book last month and remembered the ending. Six months ago I could not finish a chapter.
I retired two years ago and started noticing that I could not follow books the way I used to. I would read a paragraph and by the end of it I had no idea what the beginning said. My wife thought I needed glasses. I got glasses. That was not the problem. A neighbor sent me a link to this video and I watched it three times. The part about what is actually getting into the brain and why it blocks memory made everything click for me in a way that I had never heard explained before. I finished a 380-page novel last month. My wife asked me about it at breakfast and I told her the whole plot. She said — who are you and what did you do with my husband.
What People Are Saying After Watching
Real responses from viewers across the United States
My husband remembered our granddaughter's full name and birthday without me prompting him. I had not heard that in two years.
I watched this video at 11pm on a Tuesday because I could not sleep from worry. My husband had been declining for about three years and I was running out of options. My son had already started researching memory care facilities in our area. What I learned in this video changed how I understood everything that was happening to him. I want to be careful about what I say here, but I will say this — within six weeks of doing what the video explains, my husband looked at our granddaughter at dinner and said her full name and said happy birthday without any prompting from me. I sat there and cried. I am not a person who cries easily. My doctor had no explanation for the change in his follow-up results.
312 people found this helpfulI drove to the hardware store and back without getting turned around once. That had not happened in over a year.
My wife used to follow my car whenever I drove anywhere alone because I had gotten lost twice in our own neighborhood. I am 71 years old and I had lived in the same area for 28 years. When I watched this video I was honestly skeptical — I had tried four different things my doctor suggested and none of them made a difference. But what they explained about what is actually causing the problem made more sense to me than anything a doctor had told me. Three months later I drove to Home Depot and back on my own. My wife said she did not realize she had been holding her breath for a year until that afternoon.
241 people found this helpfulMy mother called me by my first name correctly for the first time in eighteen months. I had to step out of the room.
I found this video at 2am after another evening of my mother calling me by my aunt's name and then going quiet when she realized something was wrong. She is 74 and has been declining since she lost my father. I watched the entire thing with a notepad in hand. What they explain about where the real problem comes from is not what I had been told at any of her neurology appointments. What happened over the following weeks I am still processing emotionally. Her neurologist at her last visit said her cognitive scores had improved and asked what had changed in her routine.
188 people found this helpfulI gave a toast at my son's rehearsal dinner without notes for the first time in three years. My son did not know I had been preparing for two weeks out of fear.
I am 68. My father had Alzheimer's and died at 74. I have been quietly terrified for the last four years that I am on the same path. I started noticing that I could not hold a thought through a full conversation, that names were slipping mid-sentence, that I was repeating myself. I watched this video because my daughter sent it to me and I had nothing to lose. I will not pretend I believed everything immediately. But I followed what they showed. Eight weeks later, I stood up at my son's rehearsal dinner and spoke for six minutes from memory. My wife squeezed my hand under the table and did not say a word. She did not have to.
204 people found this helpfulMy children stopped talking about care options in whispers when they thought I was not listening.
I am 72. I knew my children were researching facilities because I found a browser tab open on the shared computer last spring. Nobody said anything to me directly. I watched this video on my own one afternoon and I did not tell anyone. I just followed what it described. About ten weeks later my daughter came to visit and at dinner she looked at me and said — Mom, you seem like yourself again. I said I know. She started crying. I did too. I am not someone who talks about these things easily, but I think other people in this situation deserve to know that this video exists.
276 people found this helpfulI read a full book last month and remembered the ending. Six months ago I could not finish a chapter.
I retired two years ago and started noticing that I could not follow books the way I used to. I would read a paragraph and by the end of it I had no idea what the beginning said. My wife thought I needed glasses. I got glasses. That was not the problem. A neighbor sent me a link to this video and I watched it three times. The part about what is actually getting into the brain and why it blocks memory made everything click for me in a way that I had never heard explained before. I finished a 380-page novel last month. My wife asked me about it at breakfast and I told her the whole plot. She said — who are you and what did you do with my husband.
163 people found this helpful