Life-affirming ways to stave off DEMENTIA.

By the time we're 40, many of us will notice that we can't remember new names. But it's not that our brains are overloaded, as we might try to tell ourselves — in fact, our memory capacity is almost unlimited. Rather, gradual changes in brain structures, such as a reduction in connections between nerve cells, make the creation and retrieval of memories less efficient. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]