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Re: Aging bonefish #2139455 06/23/26 05:24 PM
Joined: Mar 2013 Posts: 14,571 Champion, OH! FATE Legend
FATE Legend Joined: Mar 2013 Posts: 14,571 Champion, OH!	Originally Posted by bonefish I read a lot. But I don't forget where I was in the book when I pick it back up. There are these things called "bookmarks"... HERE WE GO BROWNIES! HERE WE GO!!

Re: Aging FATE #2139456 06/23/26 06:56 PM
Joined: Apr 2007 Posts: 17,557 Back in Atl. Ga. bonefish OP Legend
OP bonefish Legend Joined: Apr 2007 Posts: 17,557 Back in Atl. Ga.	I use a Kindle. What I mean is mentally when I open it up. I remember where I was in the story like what was happening. When you get an annual physical as a senior. It is not really a cognitive test but they give you a test. They will give you three words. Then continue with other things and like five minutes later they will ask what were the three words. It is a baseline test for dementia. You begin to lose scratchpad memory. It makes me laugh because days later I cannot get the words out of my head. I went back a year later and told the doctor what the previous years'words were. Friends always ask how do you remember all those details about things we did. When I was in tenth grade all tenth graders had to take a geography test. Capitals of all the states, capitals of countries and many other geography related questions. A bunch of us spent days quizzing each other. It was like 300 questions. I was the only person to get a perfect score. Doctors ask that you try new things like taking a language course. I did that and it made me crazy. I had to stop because I kept thinking about the conversation sentences of the lessons. It drove me nuts. Songs stay in my head for days like a broken record. I have to listen to different songs to get the other songs out of my head. I play the songs in my head while swimming. I still notice that things are not the same as they once were. I make mental mistakes that I would have never made before.

Re: Aging bonefish #2139457 06/23/26 08:15 PM
Joined: Mar 2013 Posts: 14,571 Champion, OH! FATE Legend
FATE Legend Joined: Mar 2013 Posts: 14,571 Champion, OH!	lol. I knew what you meant, just bustin' chops. My memory of "the good old days" never fades. I can remember everything like it was yesterday. Yet it's a challenge to remember things I did this week; or the name of a restaurant we ate at last month. It's more weird than it is worrisome. Speaking of reading though, not sure if you know about this. It came out a few months ago and it's only $3.99 on Kindle for prime days... HERE WE GO BROWNIES! HERE WE GO!!

Re: Aging FATE #2139458 06/23/26 08:52 PM
Joined: Apr 2007 Posts: 17,557 Back in Atl. Ga. bonefish OP Legend
OP bonefish Legend Joined: Apr 2007 Posts: 17,557 Back in Atl. Ga.	Read it. Started it the first day available. I read everything by Preston & Child. I wait for it. Check out Young Sherlock from Prime. It starts slowly but then each episode it gets more loaded. I have thought for years that Pendergast would be on film as a series.

Re: Aging FATE #2139512 06/25/26 11:48 AM
Joined: Sep 2006 Posts: 28,393 River Styx PrplPplEater Legend
PrplPplEater Legend Joined: Sep 2006 Posts: 28,393 River Styx	Originally Posted by FATE My biggest hurdle right now is trying to understand what I can do to improve my mind. I'm tired of forgetting things... forgetting words mid-sentence. No, it's not something that goes on all day, it's just very aggravating when it does. Anybody have a magic elixir for that?? Start taking Creatine. You want to make sure it is CreaPure™ creatine, though. It is the only non-Chinese creatine on the market. Lots of the Chinese junk is cut with fillers. Read up on creatine for brain health This is what I use: Amazon.com I buy the 1kg container, unflavored, and just put one scoop per day in my water bottle. I would also look at your diet. High levels of LDL (“bad”) cholesterol and low levels of HDL (“good”) cholesterol in your 30s - 50s are linked to an increased risk of cognitive decline and dementia later in life. Elevated LDL is also a primary driver of strokes, which can cause vascular dementia. Browns is the Browns ... there goes Joe Thomas, the best there ever was in this game.

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