Aging and Brain Health

   In the United States, 10,000 baby boomers turn 50 every day.  And although a touch of gray hair can look distinguished, there are other age-related issues that may be unwanted, such as the mild memory problems associated with aging.  Your brain is made up of many small cells, and controls everything you do.  To stay healthy, your brain contains proteins that support brain health.
   As we age, the body’s ability to naturally produce these proteins slows down.  When this happens, you may start to experience difficulty with memory, focus and concentration.
   For many years, researchers have known that the human brain loses cells throughout our lives.  This is part of the natural process of aging.  In fact, we lose about 85,000 brain cells per day, which is one per second, over 31 million brain cells every year!  This impacts every aspect of your life; how you think and how you feel.
   Recently, scientists made a significant breakthrough in brain health with the discovery that the protein Apoaequorin can support healthy brain function, help you have a sharper mind and think more clearly.  Apoaequorin is a protein that was originally discovered in a species of jellyfish.
   Now produced in a scientific process, researchers formulated this vital protein into a product called Prevagen.     Prevagen is clinically shown to help with mild memory pr ...