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     If you are concerned with memory loss, Memory Boost just might be the formula for you. With the herb, Ginkgo Biloba, you can be confident that this formula may help improve mental function. One of the most well respected medical journals, The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) recently reported that Ginkgo extract significantly improves the mental function of patients with Alzheimer's. Ginkgo has been studied for its ability to support circulation to the brain, as well as the extremities. This is achieved by maintaining healthy blood vessel tone and reducing blood viscosity, which may enhance memory and brain function. With the addition of the patented, "smart herb", Bacopin, this product is further enhanced.

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     The good news about a key ingredient found in OneLifeUSA’s Memory Boost, just keeps coming in.
The herb, Ginkgo biloba, has been used traditionally for memory enhancement. A French study published in the March, 2007, issue of the      Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, suggests it may also extend the lives of older people.
     This study involved men and women 65 years and older and looked at a thirteen year period. Results showed that fewer of those taking Ginkgo biloba had died as compared to those taking other memory enhancement supplements or a placebo.
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