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Page 4 | Abby's Magazine - www.AbbysHealthAndNutrition.com Abby's Magazine www.AbbysMag.com EXECUTIVE EDITOR: Abby Sayler ASSISTANT EDITOR: Victor Karydis MANAGING EDITOR: Peter Kaye Karydis DESIGN DIRECTOR: Megan Locke ASSISTANT EAST COAST: Lauren Valdes ASSISTANT WEST COAST: Stacy Goodner PHOTOGRAPHY & ILLUSTRATION: MKGraphics DIGITAL EDITOR: Peter Kaye Karydis WEB DESIGN & HOSTING: Infoswell Media ASSOCIATE DIGITAL EDITOR: Rob Thompson Date of Publication: May/June 2014, Volume 2 Issue 3 Abby's Mag is published six times a year (every other month) by Abby's Health and Nutrition and Abbys Mag: 14374 N. Dale Mabry Tampa, FL 33618 P: (813) 264-4400. Via e-mail: Peter@AbbysMag.com. To be notified about the latest issue of Abbys Magazine send an email to: Info@AbbysHealthAndNutrition.com Subject line: "Add me to Abbys Magazine email list." We do not make our mailing list available to other companies. The health content in Abby's Mag is intended to inform, not prescribe or advise, and is not meant to be a substitute for the advice and care of a qualified health care and/or health nutrition professional. We appreciate your comments and feedback, send by email to: Peter@AbbysMag.com Cover Photograph © Shubhangi Kene | Dreamstime.com Mission Statement: Educate, empower and enable you to discover your personal path to preventative medicine and lifelong optimal health! In This Issue It happens to even the sharpest of us. We forget where we put our keys or our glasses. Sometimes, and for some inexplicable reason, we may momentarily forget the name of a friend or coworker. These and other memory lapses happen to all of us at one time or another. Unfortunately, as we age, memory and brain function often diminish. There are a number of factors involved. These factors include brain injury, diminished circulation, atherosclerosis, free radical damage caused by exposure to chemicals, heavy metals, and other toxins, poor nutrition and genetics. Most of these factors can be positively influenced by proper nutrition, particularly the use of supplements, which can fight degenerative brain dysfunction and dementia, and improve normal brain function and memory retention. From the Desk of our Executive Editor - Abby Sayler Table of Contents 3 – The Greatest Health Secret of All Time 6 – Ask Abby 7 – A Viable Treatment for Detoxing the Brain 8 – Wheatgrass Brain Health 10 – Importance of DHA 11 – Phosphatidyl Serine (PS): The Most Proven Brain Booster 13 – PS: Functional Partner with GPC 14 – Fully Active Folate 15 – SAMe (S-Adenosyl Methionine) 16 – Getting Smaller All the Time 18 – The Edge Effect 22 – TBI: Traumatic Brain Injuries & Omega 3 Fatty Acids 23 – Phytochemical Neuroprotectors 24 – Abby's Favorites 26 – GMO Update 28 – From Our Café 30 – Dementia: Where Am I? Not a Normal Aging Dis-ease