According to a 2010 survey by the MetLife Foundation, people over 55 have a greater fear of developing Alzheimer’s than ANY other disease.
And understandably so.
One quick and pain-free way to assess your risk is to take the Self-Administered Gerocognitive Examination (SAGE) test.
It’s a quick, 15 minute at-home test developed by cognitive neurologist Dr. Douglas Scharre of Ohio State University’s Wexner Medical Center.
Watch the video below for more information and then download the SAGE test by clicking here.
Dr. Scharre believes this simple test is an excellent way to get an early assessment of your cognitive function and, if taken at intervals over time, can also serve as an early warning, if you notice your scores beginning to decline.
Besides diet, exercise, and getting a good night’s sleep, mental stimulation is critical factor for keeping your memory sharp.
The very process of learning something new, such as learning to play a new instrument or tackling challenging crossword puzzles or studying a new language for example, is paramount to optimal cognitive health.
In fact, you may find this Shocking, but a 104 year old retired Neuroscientist has developed a sequence of simple “mind twisting exercises” that have now been PROVEN to profoundly improve your mental capabilities.
On the next page is this professor’s amazing story about his proven method to dramatically improve cognitive function by stimulating and re-connecting neurons…
In less than 5 minutes a day, for as little as 14 days…
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