Brain dysfunction?

[Lee Palmer]

What is the mechanism of brain aging, is it always goes with brain dysfunction? 

[JohnyIve89]

On 09.02.2018 at 1:01 PM, SunnyMay said:

I believe that with age, a person begins to remember less, it's more difficult to concentrate and absorb new information.  But I know that there are special smart pills, here you can read more  https://nootropicboost.com . These pills help improve memory and brain function at any age. 

Some kind of NZT pills? :)

[Markian]

Unfortunately, time doesn't make us younger and it results in the way our brains function. Diseases of this kind are likely to occur. That's why it's better to be attentive to your health. 

[Yaros]

Ooooh, I wouldn't mind trying something like NZT pills, then I would have become a rich man on forex))) But, seriously, I think that somewhere there’re drugs like this that greatly increase mimosa activity.

[Smoovetrade]

The effect of aging is different with individuals, some lose their sight, hearing, memory loss and lots more. We can't really fathom the main cause now, hopefully in the future someday.

[alina.marabar]

that neurobiology of aging must look beyond the issue of age related changes in calcium concentrations within the cytosol. 

[7bledin]

I wouldn't say that it comes with aging, for sure something maybe not as much as it was in youth, but I really do understand that a lot of mathematicians for example got their possible discoveries in the very late age of their lives. So only this facts disapproves everything you talk about.

[klorazot]

it was interesting 

thanks