Almost all of us have some desire to improve
memory in some regard. There actually may be no single
factor as important in our definitions of "self" as memory.
We are, in every sense of the word, products of our
experiences. Each new day, with its collection of choices
and moments and lessons learned, adds another set of
experiences into the mixture we call our "selves." Clearly,
then, our ability to maintain our connection to the memories
of these events is crucial to preserving an accurate sense
of self.
Can there be any more uncomfortable of a prospect than that
of amnesia? A dire and extreme example, for sure, though not
totally fantastical. Far more than we realize, our memories
are constantly failing us. It is for this reason why many of
us pursue options for improving our memories, especially in
an increasingly information-filled world and day.
We're bombarded with mountains of information on a daily
basis...how can we possibly remember just the information we
need to remember for ourselves anymore?
There are literally hundreds of examples of how our memories
fail us. Moments disappear, names teeter precariously on the
tips of our tongues, important dates and appointments are
missed and we're made to suffer the consequences. From
stressed college students to those of us getting on in
years, it's safe to say we could all benefit from a bit of
improved memory skills. And, after years of folklore and
unconfirmed tales about various products that claim to
improve memory, recent clinical studies have confirmed that
there may be hope for those of us who feel a bit lost with
our memories.
Among the products given clinical credence in terms of
improving memory, the Celastrus Seed and its various
manifestations (in tincture, seed, or convenient tea form)
has performed at levels far exceeding the norm, especially
when mixed with other traditional memory-enhancing herbal
products. The all natural product has begun to surface here
and there, and will undoubtedly soon be the subject of much
conversation for its memory improving capabilities. So do
your research and consider your options, because memories
are slippery things, and without a bit of help, we could all
find ourselves disconnected from the moments, facts, and
ideas that define who we are.