Top 3 Warning Signs Your Memory Might Be in Trouble!

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Are you just forgetful—or is it something more serious? In this video, we break down the 3 key signs that your memory issues might be more than just normal aging. Learn how to tell the difference between harmless “brain blips” and warning signs of memory disorders like Alzheimer’s. We’ll also go over what steps to take next if you’re concerned, including how exercise and mental activity can help improve brain health. Watch now to protect your memory and support better brain health!  References: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/high-octane-brain/201807/3-warning-signs-of-a-potential-memory-problem

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00:00Welcome back sunbro. We hope you all in great health and great money.

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00:09Alright, today we are going to talk about top 3 warning signs your memory might be in trouble.

00:15We all forget stuff, keys, why we entered a room, or the right word.

00:19These brain blips are normal, often caused by stress, fatigue, or aging.

00:24But when should you be concerned? Watch for these 3 warning signs.

00:271. You're forgetting things you used to know well, like how to get to the store, a favorite recipe, or a friend's name.

00:34If you're blanking on familiar, everyday info, it's more than just a typical brain blip.

00:382. You're forgetting recent events, and it's unexplained.

00:41Missing appointments, repeating conversations, or forgetting if you took your meds,

00:45especially if there's no clear reason like stress, poor sleep, or illness, can be a warning sign.

00:503. Others are noticing. Friends or family may spot memory changes before you do.

00:55Key signs it's not just a blip are. It's worse than before.

00:58It doesn't improve with rest or stress relief.

01:01You forget familiar info or mess up daily tasks.

01:03What to do?

01:04A. Talk to a doctor. They can check for causes, like thyroid issues or meds, run memory tests, or suggest a brain scan.

01:11B. Exercise.

01:12Cardio slows memory loss and strengthens brain areas tied to memory.

01:16It helps even if symptoms have started.

01:18C. Challenge your brain.

01:20Learning new skills and staying social builds cognitive reserve, helping your brain work better, longer.

01:25Whether it's a small glip or something more, taking action now helps protect your memory down the road.

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