Posts Tagged ‘memory loss’
Electromagnetic Sensitivity
July 19th, 2010
We are all sensitive the the effects of electromagnetic fields. Some people are fortunate enough to recognise the effects of an electromagnetic field immediately they enter it. If the electromagnetic field is a strong one, then they might straight away get palpitations, or tingling up the arms, or a darting pain in the scalp, or bone ache in the limbs.
They might experience a sudden rise in temprerature, similar to a hot flush. Or they might feel nauseous, have stomach cramps, or get a nose bleed. They might suffer vertigo, dizziness, and a feeling that their life force is draining away, ...
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Causes of Memory Loss
March 21st, 2010
Too often people say that the cause of memory loss is a genetic thing, especially when it is related to alzheimer's. But while it is true that some people have a propensity for afflictions of the brain, such as alzheimer's and memory loss, much can be done to avoid or avert these conditions in most people, even when there is a genetic weakness.
The causes of memory loss are many and varied. It is not usually just one factor which has brought about the condition, but a combination of factors.
Note: We are not addressing those people who have memory loss because ...
Cell Phones in Cars
January 13th, 2010
I have just returned to Auckland from Wellington on the day bus which left yesterday at 9 am. I always enjoy this trip with a good driver at the helm. The scenery is refreshing, and you can relax and enjoy it all the more because you are not the driver. The social aspect of travelling with people from other towns and countries is enjoyable. Of course, the refreshing, social and relaxing aspects of travelling by bus all go to pot if you have a driver whom you do not trust or who is on edge. I was lucky that the ...
