Re: alpha-lipoic acid and acetyl L carnitine--morphed into memory

[Guest guest]

Sunny, Sounds familiar. My biggest problem has always been strings

of numbers. Even as a young adult I could never remember my phone

number or zip code. Very embarrassing. I had an awful time in

foreign language classes because they were pure memory work. Once

years ago I got to the checkout stand at the grocery store where I

shopped every week and could not for the life of me remember the

name of the store to write on the check. I've never had memory

testing, but my son did at the NIH. His visual memory was half of

normal and his auditory memory was one-third of normal. He has found

ways to compensate as an adult and does well. Though a friend told

him he has the memory of a flea...

Barbara

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> > > >  >

> > > >  > Hello again,

> > > >  >

> > > >  >

> > > >  > Alpha lipoic acid and (acetyl L) carnitine are two 

> > supplements 

> > > >  > frequently on lists of mito coctails.  I had read about

them

> > in

> > > >  various

> > > >  > sports/nutrition sources before I saw the mito

coctails.  I

> > found

> > > >  this

> > > >  > site for a product that combines the two.  It has some

> > information

> > > >  and

> > > >  > links that might be useful.  I do realize it is a sales

pitch

> > for

> > > >  their

> > > >  > product, but I know of Dr. Ames.  He has done work on

the two

> > > >  > supplements in rats at Berkely for many years, and is

widely

> > > >  published.

> > > >  >   I am considering using this form.  I would be

interested in

> > > >  anyone's

> > > >  > comments.

> > > >  >

> > > >  > Regards,

> > > >  >

> > > >  > Sunny

> > > >  >

> > > >  > Now, off to the day!  Dentist - root canal - and a bit of

> > grocery

> > > >  > shopping!  LOL

> > > >  >

> > > >  >