Sharp for Life
Brain Health, Memory and Mood for Women Over 55
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Sharp for Life
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Narrated by:
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AI Voice
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By:
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Claire Bennett
This title uses virtual voice narration
Virtual voice is computer-generated narration for audiobooks.
Summary
You walk into the kitchen and stand there, sure you came in for something. A friend's name vanishes mid-sentence. Then comes the quiet fear: is this how it started for my mother?
What most women are never told: most memory slips after 55 are normal, and experts estimate that nearly half of dementia cases worldwide may be tied to risk factors you can change. Many causes of brain fog can be fixed with a blood test, hearing aids or a change of medicine.
Sharp for Life is a warm, plain-spoken guide to what is really happening in your brain, and what to do about it, starting this week. You'll discover:
• A simple checklist that separates normal forgetting from the signs that need a doctor
• The hidden causes of brain fog, from low B12 and thyroid to sleep apnea and a common sleeping pill
• Why menopause fog usually lifts, and what helps while you're in it
• Why blood pressure and hearing matter more than any crossword
• The medicines in your cabinet that can quietly cloud your thinking
• How walking, friendship and learning build a brain that holds up
• The truth about brain games and supplements, and where your money is better spent
• Simple tricks for names, keys and passwords that work at any age
• How to talk to your doctor, and what the newest tests and treatments mean for you
• How to plan calmly if dementia does come, for you or someone you love
Every chapter ends with Your Next Steps: three or four practical actions, most of them free. You'll meet women like Ruth, whose frightening confusion turned out to be fixable, and Ellen, who stopped waiting for Alzheimer's and started walking. From Claire Bennett, author of On My Own Terms and They Moved On.
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