Subj : Brain Fog Fix: an excerpt.
To   : August Abolins
From : George Pope
Date : Tue Mar 29 2022 10:30:28

>>> Brain Fog Fix: an excerpt.
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>> Interesting; I've put it in my reading queue. . .
> The books has very good practical advice (backed by the reasons
> why, and backed with good clinical info) on how to avoid
> developing anything approaching altzeimers on purpose.

So a ouyropi4eful aproacvh to fending off Alzeimers?

Sounds good; I actuyally put it in my more immediate queue -- on my kindle --  found out I can send to Kindle without being a donator on Z-Lib. . .

That was a happy moment, as $60/year is a bit much for me. . . (I can't seem to go a full month without wanting a new book on my Kindle to  replace one just finished); now I'm going back to pick up on series my library  couldn't find the next one I wanted (& too old to purchase); they check every  library(that's a LOT, including loonyversities!) in BC.  Happily reading the  nexdt Jack Reacher at bedtimes now. . .  Did not want t o read any out of  order.  The movie was cool -- it was asort of composite of a few yearly novels  in the dsrties that I'd already finished. I don't think it was big enough hit  to have the studios pay Lee Child enough to write for them exclusively. (good!  Although, Hollyweird ceretainly needs capable writerswho have imaginations --  I'm getting tired of comic book after comic book being shown as trailers; the  last original(to me) concept movie was "Get Out", which I was fortunate enough  to be invited to a prescreening--so much more a civilized way to see a film!)

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