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Posted ByDiscussion Topic: Memory vitamins?
Brittney
posted on 06-22-2001 @ 8:34 AM      
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Registered: Jun. 01
Isn't there some vitamin that you can take to help improve your memory? Mine is the WORST. Often times when I answer the phone at work, by the time I put the person on hold to buzz the person they're looking for, I forgot who it was and/or where they were from.
Anyway, I think it's Ginko something (I forgot what it was called!) I just wanted to know if anyone has ever taken it, and if it works or not...

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TeenWeek
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posted on 06-22-2001 @ 9:14 AM      
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It's called Gingko Biloba. Go to this site to learn more about it. Never tried it. Maybe stop doing all those drugs will help improve your memory.

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This message was edited by TeenWeek on 6-28-01 @ 10:16 AM
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posted on 06-22-2001 @ 9:41 AM      
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Make sure your Ginkgo Biloba is a standardized version to have a potency of 24% gingko flavone glycosides, and 6% terpene lactones.


Omega-3 (DHA) docosahexaenoic acid

Omega-3 DHA is the most highly unsaturated fatty acid found in nature. DHA is critical for brain and eye development and maintenance for the fetus, infant, child, and adult.


Research evidence shows Omega-3 DHA is an important building block of the brain, nerves and eyes. DHA is the most highly unsaturated fatty acid found in nature and the predominant structural primary unsaturated fatty acid. It is shown to comprise 40-50% of brain lipid material and 60% of retinal material.

DHA supports normal mental function, optimal memory,learning and focus, In a fetus and infant, DHA is critical for brain and vision development.

Omega-3 essential fatty acids, vitamins and minerals are important to optimal health. The cells utilize Omega-3s to form the outer cell structure. The outer cell structure is the catalyst to good health throughout the body because of its ability to maintain the proper cell vital metabolic function.

The best source of Omega-3 is cold water ocean fish like mackerel, tuna, sardines or salmon prepared properly (not deep fried). If fish is not in your diet three times a week, you will want to supplement with Omega-3 fatty acids to achieve optimal health benefits.

For every 1000 mg of omegra 3 DHA you should consume 20 I.U. of Vitamin E

It is important that the Vitamin E and DHA, especially, be molecularly distilled, or at the very least be throughly filtered to remove all toxic trace elements (including heavy PCB), and heavy metals.

Thank You,

Dr. Just SLASH



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This message was edited by SLASH on 6-22-01 @ 9:44 AM
Brittney
posted on 06-22-2001 @ 9:49 AM      
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Registered: Jun. 01
That's just it...I don't do drugs...every now and then i dabble into some Purple Haze or AK47, but it's not often at all! I swear, I'm like a half a retard!

PS: Slash, you're awesome, thanks!

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TeenWeek
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posted on 06-22-2001 @ 9:56 AM      
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I am very hurt Britt. I tried to help too. :<



This message was edited by TeenWeek on 6-28-01 @ 10:16 AM
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posted on 06-22-2001 @ 9:59 AM      
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Registered: Jan. 01
Ginsing helps too...you could get a box of 30 bottles for 10 bucks in china town...





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posted on 06-22-2001 @ 10:00 AM      
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I tried ginko in college, and it worked pretty well. We also used something that started with e...some real long word, and no it wasn't extacy, but we did our share of that too...enchinae or some such non-sense...its all at the health food store, go check it out.



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Brittney
posted on 06-22-2001 @ 10:06 AM      
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Registered: Jun. 01
Teen Week, I didn't mean to leave you out, I was just taken aback by the font of GInko knowledge that Slash had...

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Black Lazerus
posted on 06-22-2001 @ 10:12 AM      
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Registered: May. 01
skitchr4u its called Echinacea and its not for memory its for the immune system

The voices in my head tell me to do things but I don't speak Arabic.

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TeenWeek
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posted on 06-22-2001 @ 10:13 AM      
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Just kidding. Hope it helps



This message was edited by TeenWeek on 6-28-01 @ 10:19 AM
skitchr4u
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posted on 06-22-2001 @ 10:22 AM      
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Thanks black, but that isn't the stuff we took. I just have the name wrong. It was at least 5 sylables (or so it seemed) and when taken with the ginko really helped us study and keep info for exams and stuff



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Ronreddog
posted on 06-22-2001 @ 10:29 AM      
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Slash, when did you get your PHd? LMAO




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Black Lazerus
posted on 06-22-2001 @ 10:33 AM      
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Registered: May. 01
The ginkgo is the oldest living tree species, geological records indicate this plant has been growing on earth for 150 - 200 million years. Chinese monks are credited with keeping the tree in existence, as a sacred herb. It was first brought to Europe in the 1700's and it is now a commonly prescribed drug in France and Germany. It is one of the most well-researched herbs in the world.
In the last 30 years, more that 300 studies have given clinical evidence that ginkgo prevents and benefits many problems throughout the entire body. Ginkgo is gaining recognition as a brain tonic that enhances memory because of its positive effects on the vascular system, especially in the cerebellum. It is also used as a treatment for vertigo, tinnitus (ringing in the ears) and a variety of neurological disorders and circulation problems. Ginkgo may help to counteract the effects of aging, including mental fatigue and lack of energy.

Ginkgo works by increasing blood flow to the brain and throughout the body's network of blood vessels that supply blood and oxygen to the organ systems. It increases metabolism efficiency, regulates neurotransmitters, and boosts oxygen levels in the brain which uses 20% of the body's oxygen.

Benefits of enhanced circulation in the brain include improved short and long term memory, increased reaction time and improved mental clarity. Ginkgo is often used to treat elderly persons with Alzheimer's and other symptoms of cerebral insufficiency. Cerebral insufficiency is a general term for a collection of symptoms that include difficulties of concentration and memory, absentmindedness, confusion, lack of energy, depressive mood, anxiety, dizziness, tinnitus, and headache.

Ginkgo constituents are beneficial for a variety of imbalances and deterioration in the brain and body. Standardized ginkgo extract inhibits platelet activity factor (PAF), which is a common allergen in the body. Physical stress, and poor quality food can overstimulate PAF production; in other words, blood clotting. Excessive PAF can help cause cardiovascular disease, brain damage, hearing disorders and other immune and inflammatory diseases.

Ginkgo has been used to relieve tension and anxiety and improve mental alertness, elevate mood and restore energy.

Ginkgo has two groups of active substances, flavonoids and terpene lactones, including ginkgolides A, B, and C, bilobalide, quercetin, and kaempferol. The ginkgolides have been shown to control allergic inflammation, anaphylactic shock and asthma.

Ginkgo also acts as a powerful antioxidant and contributes to the oxidation of free radicals which are believed to contribute to premature aging and dementia. Antioxidants also protect the eyes, cardiovascular system and central nervous system.

Ginkgo may also help control the transformation of cholesterol to plaque associated with the hardening of arteries, and can relax constricted blood vessels.

The herb has been used in treatment of other circulation-related disorders such as diabetic peripheral vascular disease, Raynaud's syndrome, hemorrhoids and varicose veins. It can also aid in the treatment of insufficient circulation and complications from stroke and skull injuries. Ginkgo's beneficial effects on the circulatory system also can be of benefit in the treatment of eye and ear disorders.

Studies have confirmed that ginkgo increases blood flow to the retina, and can slow retinal deterioration resulting in an increase of visual acuity. In clinical tests ginkgo has improved hearing loss in the elderly. It also improves circulation in the extremities relieving cold hands and feet, swelling in the limbs and chronic arterial blockage. Among other things, ginkgo is being investigated as a potential treatment to prevent the rejection of transplanted organs, as a treatment for asthma and for toxic shock syndrome.

Parts Used: Dried leaf.

Common Use: Ginkgo has been shown to be nutritional support for mental alertness, enhanced vitality level, circulatory health and blood vessel health. Its high antioxidant activity is valuable for fighting age related conditions. All over the world, people have claimed Ginkgo to be beneficial in the fight against the gradual erosion of energy associated with aging.

Care: The ginkgo tree thrives in full sun and average soil. It is very resistant to infection and pollution and can grow up to 120 feet. The small yellow fruit that falls from the female tree has a strong rancid odor.




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posted on 06-22-2001 @ 10:36 AM      
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i used to take something for my memory, but i forgot what it was;) (come on, someone had to say it:))




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posted on 06-22-2001 @ 10:53 AM      
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quote:

DHA supports normal mental function


So, Slash, you are against DHA?

Grumpy
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posted on 06-22-2001 @ 11:04 AM      
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Dear Dr. Slash -

What do you recommend for that unsitely red rash that never seems to go away? Any suggestions? Thanks.

Sincerely
Anonymous with a bad itch



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SLASH
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posted on 06-22-2001 @ 11:15 AM      
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quote:

RonReddog said:

Slash, when did you get your PHd? LMAO



Bitch, what you don't know about me I can just 'bout fit in to the Grand Canyon. Did ya ever know I wanted to be a Vegas Dancer? (Get the reference and I will see what I can do about having KeeKee rub your belly, LOL)


quote:

Buttmunch said:

So, Slash, you are against DHA?



Note to self: Don't ever fall in love, it fucks up your sense of humor LMAO :)



quote:

Grumpy said:

Dear Dr. Slash -

What do you recommend for that unsitely red rash that never seems to go away? Any suggestions? Thanks.


I would prescribe "becomingamoderator".

Sorry, seems like you will have that rash for life :P

BTW... it's Dr. Just SLASH

I dont want to seem special, I am "Just" you ordinary average SLASH

ARRRGGGHGHHH Board Trivia... I think I prescribed too many memory "vitamins" to myself ARGGGHHHHHH



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This message was edited by SLASH on 6-22-01 @ 11:29 AM
King f-tard
posted on 06-22-2001 @ 11:18 AM      
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Registered: Feb. 01
Grumpy, try a cheese grater.





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posted on 06-22-2001 @ 1:51 PM      
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quote:

I would prescribe "becomingamoderator".



No No No ya dumb quack. That's the medication for AhNaNahitis. Even I know that. I don't need that kind of medication, thanks. I know someone who might need it, but it definitely is not me. I'll stick to the rash. LMAOADSTIWTBAM



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This message was edited by Grumpy on 6-22-01 @ 1:55 PM
SLASH
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posted on 06-22-2001 @ 2:02 PM      
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quote:

Brittney said:

PS: Slash, you're awesome, thanks!


Thank you, but would ya please try telling that to your co-worker the bouncer this weekend. I think he is, to say the least, confused



quote:

Grumpy said:
...LMAOADSTIWTBAM


Can you tell me what that means before I will have to say to you C U Next Friday



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posted on 06-22-2001 @ 2:16 PM      
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quote:

LMAOADSTIWTBAM


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Get it? And I have no idea why you think I do. I LIKE being one of the nuts in the asylum. I have more fun this way.





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posted on 06-22-2001 @ 2:24 PM      
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ROFLMMFAOBGIG



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Mobyworm
posted on 06-22-2001 @ 2:58 PM      
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Registered: Oct. 00
quote:

I tried ginko in college, and it worked pretty well. We also used something that started with e...some real long word, and no it wasn't extacy



Obviously it did not help with spelling, I think the word you are looking for is ecstasy.

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Brittney
posted on 06-25-2001 @ 10:52 AM      
Psychopath
Registered: Jun. 01
Slash, you haveing a little problem with Unicron?

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