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Judy MacDonald Johnston: Prepare for a good end of life 06:03  minutes · Filmed Feb 2013 · Posted May 2013 · TED2013 Thinking about death is frightening, but planning ahead is practical and leaves more room for peace of mind in our final days. In a solemn, thoughtful talk, Judy MacDonald Johnston shares 5 practices for planning for a good end of life. By day, Judy MacDonald develops children's reading programs. By night, she helps others maintain their quality of life as they near death. What would be a good end of life? And I'm talking about the very end. I'm talking about dying. We all think a lot about how to live well. I'd like to talk about increasing our chances of dying well. I'm not a geriatrician. I design reading programs for preschoolers. What I know about this topic comes from a qualitative study with a sample size of two. In the last few years, I helped two friends have the end of life they wanted. Jim an...

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"Ancient Herb Proven to be a Potential Cure for Alzheimer's." By Dr. Mercola Ashwagandha is a small evergreen perennial herb that grows up to nearly 5 feet tall. Common names used for ashwagandha include: Winter Cherry, Withania somnifera (Latin botanical name), and Indian Ginseng to name a few. Regardless of the name you use to describe this adaptogenic herb, ashwaganda has been a part of India's Ayurvedic medical system for thousands of years. There it's regarded as a wonder herb. While often regarded as an herb for stress reduction and improved energy and vitality, there is a robust body of scientific research confiming ashwaganda's potential therapeutic value in several dozen health conditions. 1 Now, new research has revealed this herb may also fight off the devastating effects of Alzheimer's disease. Read on

3 hidden memory-destroying triggers no one told you about If your memory is not what it used to be, you may have one or more of these 3 factors. Here’s the latest scientific research on how to undo the damage, and get your memory back in as little as 30 days. Many of us joke about “senior moments.” But when they start happening to you more often, they’re not funny at all. Instead, they’re frustrating, embarrassing, and perhaps even worrisome. For example, do you ever walk into a room—and forget what you went in to get? Run into someone you haven’t seen lately—and can’t recall their name? Misplace your glasses or your house keys? It’s ironic. Just when you've got all this wisdom and experience under your belt, your brain is no longer “old reliable.” You never know when it’s going to trip you up, frustrate you, embarrass you, or make you wonder if you’re starting to lose your marbles. The good news is, scientists just discovered w...

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