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CHAPTER 21
Your Comprehensive Memory Program
One must have a good memory to be able to keep the promises one makes.
— F. W. NIETZSCHE
BECOME FAMILIAR WITH ALL ASPECTS of the Memory Program before you decide which of these
components you wish to employ in your own life. If you have reached this far in the book, you know
that the Memory Program must be tailored to the individual.
Much of the material in this chapter follows directly from what I covered in earlier chapters. To
reiterate, there is no magic memory pill, no silver bullet. To help preserve and even improve your
memory, a comprehensive, multifaceted program is the right solution.
The Memory Program is intended to help two categories of people:
1. Those who currently have a normal memory and wish to preserve their memory during the
aging process. If you're in your forties or fifties, you probably fall into this category.
2. Those with mild memory loss who would like to reverse the process or at least prevent further
decline. If you're in your sixties to eighties, you may fall into this category. However,