Stress Can Cause Memory Loss

When we think of stress we often think about stress and anxiety. However, there are a lot of mental changes that take place under stress.

Here are some facts:

Anxiety disorders from mild unease to intense panic and fear affect 10 million people. Over 28% of Americans suffer from some kind of mental stress or disorder severe enough to require treatment.

Four million people in the U.S. suffer from Alzheimer’s, afflicting 10% over the age of 55 and 50% over 85.

Senile Dementia is the 4^th leading cause of death in people over 60! Depression and anxiety are the most common emotional problems, and the incidences among children, adolescents, and the elderly are rapidly increasing.

 In studies of Senile Dementia, it has been suggested that 50% of preventable cardio and cerebrovascular problems are responsible for many kinds of confused thinking patterns. Tissues decline and die from lack of nutrients and oxygen. Nutrient deficiencies and imbalances, hormone imbalances, food allergies, and sensitivities, allergies to food additives, toxic metals like aluminum, mercury, and lead, poor handling of stress and poor absorption of nutrients, hypoglycemia, aspartame, alcohol, smoking, medications, immune system malfunction, brain chemistry imbalance, addiction and withdrawal, environmental causes, and lighting have all been implicated as causes in poor mental health.

Memory loss is possible because of the lack of adequate nutrition and the unavoidable hormone and circulatory changes. Heavy metal toxins that accumulate have an affinity for the brain and nerve system rendering them sub-optimal.

Stress reduction, relaxation techniques, music, breathing exercises, nutritional supplements, dietary and environmental changes can all help prevent mental health problems and help restore healthy mental functions.

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