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Concentrate And Focus on New Information To Be Learned.

Adapted from The Centre for Biomedical Informatics, Brazil

Vitamins, Herbs and Medications That May Aid Memory:

Estrogen replacement therapy in past menopausal women
Anti inflammatory drugs (super-aspirins): Celebrex, Mobicox, Vottaren.

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