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Formula HighlightsMemorin+ is a Scientific Formulation of Natural Ingredients Including: Ginkgo Biloba: Brain anti-oxidant, improves memory by increasing oxygen and circulation to the Brain. Phosphatidyl-choline: Essential precursor to Acetylcholine, a major memory neurotransmitter in the Brain which makes memory transfer, understanding, integration and conscious awareness possible. Phosphatidyl-serine: Neurotransmitter and lipid-amino acid, helps increase neural density and connectivity. Phosphatid yleth-anolamine: Neural membrane constituent, helps maximize membrane asymmetry, signal excitation and signal conduction of neural pathways in the Brain and the Central Nervous System. Phosphatidy-linositol: Neural lipid which improves integrity of membrane-messenger function in the Brain. Pregnenolone: The "Memory Hormone," enhances short-term and long-term memory function, stimulates the creation of new neural pathways for memory and learning, increases dendrites, restores impaired memory. Trans-cischloramide: Provides L-Dopa precursors to help activate growth and sustain cognitive pathways. Catechol: Essential precursor to major catecholamines of the brain (Norepinephrine, Epinephrine, Dopamine, L-Dopa), which enhance the creation of new neural pathways for learning and information processing. Lycopodium Clabvatium: (Club Moss) Promotes increases in Acetylcholine populations-stores in the brain. B Vitamins: Critically needed coenzymes for quicker and thorough brain metabolism and cognition. GABA: Major neural balancer (inhibition), synergistically enhances sustained concentration and ability to focus. DMAE: Promotes eradication of brain toxins and dangerous neuronal plaques, lipofuscins, clears neural pathways. Specifically Targeted Micro-Nutritionals & More: Provides electromagnetic instructions to further support ongoing brain chemistry, learning and memory formation. Amino Acids: L-Glutamic Acid, L-Glutamine, L-Phenylalanine, L-Tyrosine: Powerful "brain fuel" and excitatory neuro-transmitters which enhance prompt quick memory-recall strategies, aids in new learning, memory formation and dendrite generation, provides critical precursors to brain catecholamine needs. Herbs and memoryI first encountered Susun`s teachings from a blurb in the We`Moon calendar I think 5 or 6 years ago. I didn`t really study herbs then and wasn`t looking for any teacher. I didn`t really belong to any religion, but the word "witch" brought to me an image of an unhealthy warty green "overweight" woman who is bitter at the world, expecially men, and lives as a hermit! Thankfully, I didn`t see that in her description or I might not have been so open to her (or maybe I would have anyway, the draw being so strong). I don`t remember exactly what I read her write, but "nourishing wholeness" comes to mind. Until that point I found myself saying things that seemed strange and not like anyone else`s thoughts. For example my questioning of bringing health by focusing on what to remove from one`s life. My theory was to add "good" (now I say nourishing) stuff and not worry about the rest. I trusted (sort of) that whatever was "not serving" would fall away. This was only the beginning of hearing her teach things I had thought only I thought and said. Sometimes she has seemed to me a future me -- who I might be if I had continued to think and talk my way for 20 or more years (we even have the space between our front teeth). Of course we are also very uniquely different people. The thought just came from the amazement that I was not alone, which is how it seems many have come to study with her -- by hearing something deeply familiar in what she says. I used to judge harshly people who found teachers to "follow" -- gurus they were often called in southern CA where I lived then. How could someone be better than you? I asked. So, embarrassed, I hid my enthusiasm for nearly every piece of writing I read of Susun`s. In the process I learned that for me, and possibly others I judged, it wasn`t that Susun seemed better than me and I was trying to be her. It was that she spoke in ways I knew to be true, but since she lived those realities longer than I, being around her and hearing her helps me to bring what is inside me to the surface. The "Wise Woman Ways" are the heart of what I study, and the herbs are an extension of that, a way for me to share these ways with myself and others -- from how I understand the plants, to how I harvest them, to how I prepare and offer them. So now I study herbs and see that this is a many lifetime journey. I believe the only way to study this that is so intricate is by learning from those who have come before AND learning from the knowledge within! For this reason, I believe, my study of the plants would be incomplete without a teacher wiser than me in the subject. The teachings for me would be worthless without their soul -- the Wise Woman tradition -- that Susun embodies. I think she is a gift in many ways to the world. She teaches so abundantly and I want to soak up as much as I can so I can pass it on. This is how I think I can best thank her for sharing her knowledge with me. Project index
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