It may beatherosclerosis that results in memory impairment, when arteries are clogged with cholesterol plaques and blood does not flow freely, making thinking and remembering more difficult.
Slowed flow can sometimes also lead to stroke or heart attack, or otherwise exacerbate the damage caused by atherosclerosis to the point of dementia.

Memory and aging: when to worry
As early as 55-60 years of age, one may begin to experience some memory drawbacks. Concentrating, retaining information, and remembering names, times, and appointments can take a little extra effort,








































































