And what you can do if you think you are experiencing cognitive decline.
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Cognitive Decline: Revealing the Signs Causes and Prevention Strategies
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It happens sometimes: you start telling a story but halfway through you lose the thread. Or you walk into a room and can’t remember what you were doing there. Or the harder you try to remember the name of that kitchen utensil you need to buy the further away it gets.
Mental breakdowns like this happen to everyone and are understandably scary but they’re not necessarily a sign of cognitive decline. “That feeling that your brain is short-circuiting is often more likely due to psychological processes” says Sarah Garcia-Beaumier Ph.D. a board-certified neuropsychologist and associate professor at Stetson University in Florida.
