Senior Moment Advanced Memory Enhancing* Dietary Supplement, Capsules 30 ea

Contains a proprietary blend of brain-specific nutrients. Helps overcome mild memory loss* What is Senior Moment? Senior Moment is a liquid filled capsule containing cerebral phospholipids and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) taken once a day to maintain memory function or taken more frequently, according to the directions provided, to enhance memory function.* Senior Moment is rich in the same phospholipids in the same combination as found in your brain. What are phospholipids and DHA? Phospholipids are fats that are essential to the healthy structure of cell membranes in the brain. Senior Moment contains the same combination of phospholipids found in optimally functioning brains. DHA is an essential fatty acid present in brain phospholipids. It enhances the benefit of the cerebral phospholipids found in Senior Moment. Additionally, DHA provides further protection against the breakdown of the brain's cellular structure and supports optimal memory function. Why can't I remember things the way I used to? There are many reasons why you may not remember things as well as you used to. This may be caused by aging, stress, and deficiencies in your diet. Young nerve and brain cell membranes are fluid and permeable, allowing chemical messengers and impulses to easily interact with cells. This dynamic flow is responsible for efficient brain and memory function. Nutrients called phospholipids are important in maintaining the cell membrane structure required for this activity. Cell membranes require specific types of phospholipids in specific combinations. Nerve cells require a unique combination of phospholipids to maintain optimum nerve, brain, and memory performance. How did this happen? Aging, stress, and diet can lead to brain cell membranes becoming rigid and less permeable. This change in cell membrane structure decreases the efficiency of brain function and memory. This process is accelerated by a diet lacking in the specific phospholipids and fatty acids necessary to keep the brain's chemical messengers and impulses work