Memory Impairment As we age, many of our cognitive functions decline. Most people eventually succumb to age-associated memory impairment (AAMI), a slow and subtle decline in memory that occurs in aging people. Extreme cases result in Alzheimer’s disease, a serious condition that involves significant declines in our capacity to carry out almost all daily life functions.
Loss of memory is a problem even for young people, and losing the ability to remember, concentrate, and focus also greatly detracts from your enjoyment of life. Diets that lead to starvation are especially likely to make it more difficult for you to concentrate and focus on your life’s daily tasks.
