There are different levels of memory loss and forgetfulness. It’s normal to forget some things. It’s normal for some older memories to fade as new experiences replace them. Many people who don’t have brain disease, Alzheimer’s, or dementia rely on lists to remember everything they need to get done.
When true memory loss and chronic forgetfulness occur, something more is going on in the brain. If injury or trauma is not a factor, toxic heavy metals are the reason for memory loss.
Learn more about true memory loss and forgetfulness, here: www.medicalmedium.com/blog/memory-loss-and-forgetfulness
