Memory Protection Reports ™
Safeguard Your Memory With Science
According to Alzheimer’s Disease International up to 45% of dementia cases could be prevented or delayed by adopting healthy lifestyle changes
Understand your personal risks, get science-based protocols to optimize healthy aging and memory
Science-Based
Created with advice from orthomolecular nutritionists and 150 health professionals including faculty at the Stanford Genome Technology Center
Privacy-Based
All lifestyle screenings and reports are anonymous; our service is GDPR, CCPA, PECR, ePrivacy, HIPPA and COPPA compliant
Lifestyle Factors
Lifestyle can accelerate or slow cognitive decline
Get an instant report on your personal risk factors
25 Lifestyle Areas
Activity + Rest (5)
Mind + Mood (5)
Meals + Food (8)
Snacks + Beverages (4)
Toxins (3)
Protection Report
% Of Lifestyle Optimized
5-Tier Lifestyle Risk Summary
Priority Risk Factors
Best Optimization Protocols
Learning Center
Connections To Brain Health
Connections To Biological Aging
Published Research Articles
Advice From Authority Sources
Cognitive Decline
Problems with memory and cognition can be a normal part of aging or can be warning signs of dementia
Understand the difference and know how to manage the symptoms you may be experiencing
42 Symptoms
Forgetfulness (7)
Cognition (7)
Acuity (7)
Mood (7)
Movement (7)
Energy (7)
Learning Center
Connections To Brain Health
Impact On Brain Health
How To Manage Symptoms
Caregiver Advice
Management Protocols By Topic
Dementia Accelerators
Head trauma events and chronic health outcomes are significant risk factors for accelerated brain aging
Understand why, know how to manage pre-existing chronic health issues to support brain health
Conditions
Metabolic Syndrome
Stroke
Osteoarthritis
High Cholesterol
High Blood Pressure
Sleep Apnea
Hearing Loss
Diseases
Type 1 Diabetes
Type 2 Diabetes
COPD
Chronic Kidney Disease
Heart Disease
Cancer
Head Traumas
PTSD
TBI
Concussion
Dementia Outcomes
Understand the different types and stages of dementia
Know what may be reversible
Cognitive Decline
Subjective Cognitive Decline
Mild Cognitive Impairment
Early-Onset Dementia
Vascular Dementia
Alzheimer’s
Learning Center
Dementia Description
Common Symptoms
Lifestyle Connections
Prevention Strategies
Management Strategies