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Normal for my dad to be forgetting things already? age 59. any ways to combat this?
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It may be normmal: age-assoicated memory ;loss or something else. He needs to see his doc. If doc says ok, coconut oil and/or ginkgo biloba supplementation can be helpful. Also, do crossword puzzles--not easy ones but ones that make you think. Peace and good health.
Answered 12/17/2020
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