Have I become less comprehensible as the years have gone by?

[The Minsky Moment]

If you are starting to get into your 40s and beyond, having the occasional short-term memory issue is not unusual.

[The Brain]

If you are starting to get into your 40s and beyond, having the occasional short-term memory issue is not unusual.

The mind is like fine wine.

[Eddie Teach]

I sure as hell won't start a similar thread question about me.   

No worries there. You've always been incomprehensible.     

[Josquius]

I think worsening memory is a normal part of growing older.

[Tamas]

If you are starting to get into your 40s and beyond, having the occasional short-term memory issue is not unusual.

Nonsense. I am almost 40 and I don't remember anything that I have forgotten.

[The Minsky Moment]

I wouldn't start to worry too much zsdtr als(cnq ;aosd= unless you start having difficulty reading words "sdfkl;a lakf masnmd  or start imagining that you are seeing gibberish when l;ASKda;fkn  ZbnBcfA:Onhj;AS  you read.

[viper37]

I've been having trouble with working memory and cognition recently and I think it might be caused by some of the medications I have been taking long term. 

I didn't notice anything stranger than usual.

Some meds can and do affect your brains in ways you don't suspect and give you dementia symptoms, I just read about it this week-end.

[saskganesh]

It's not that we are more forgetful, it's just that we have more to remember.

Anyhow, quit sugar. Try marijuana. Then run ten miles. And enjoy every minute.

[The Minsky Moment]

Anyhow, quit sugar. Try marijuana. Then run ten miles. And enjoy every minute.

Running ten miles in your late 30s will boost your cardio.  And likely destroy your knees.

[crazy canuck]

Anyhow, quit sugar. Try marijuana. Then run ten miles. And enjoy every minute.

Running ten miles in your late 30s will boost your cardio.  And likely destroy your knees.

Yeah, running is hard on the joints but it isn't just cardio that improves - so other types of exercise are highly recommended.

https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/how-simply-moving-benefits-your-mental-health-201603289350

[saskganesh]

Anyhow, quit sugar. Try marijuana. Then run ten miles. And enjoy every minute.

Running ten miles in your late 30s will boost your cardio.  And likely destroy your knees.

Well, it depends. There is a large drop off in male runners from age 45 on, but that said, some dudes run marathons in their 80's.

Anyhow, the best thing about running is the accessibility. It fits any schedule, has low cost of entry (legs and shoes), can be done solo or in a group, distance/pace is totally up to the runner and the effects are profound

[mongers]

Anyhow, quit sugar. Try marijuana. Then run ten miles. And enjoy every minute.

Running ten miles in your late 30s will boost your cardio.  And likely destroy your knees.

Well, it depends. There is a large drop off in male runners from age 45 on, but that said, some dudes run marathons in their 80's.

Anyhow, the best thing about running is the accessibility. It fits any schedule, has low cost of entry (legs and shoes), can be done solo or in a group, distance/pace is totally up to the runner and the effects are profound

Sasks, you're doing a fine job of selling it. 


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