Lembransation

This blog is an investigation of what difference it makes if I can remember every day that passes. It also explores the science around memory and the role of intermittent fasting in delaying memory loss and other effects of ageing.

Friday, 30 May 2014

What's my bike called?

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I cycle to work every day. Despite getting on and off my bike for this journey, I had no idea of the name of the bike. In fact there are tw...

Monday, 19 May 2014

In praise of physiotherapists - part one

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The images pinned to my mental calendar as memory tags can track a developing story. The associations that arise between them makes recal...

Thursday, 15 May 2014

Going faster

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I need to speed up in my daily reviews. It's not that they place demands on my time. They are just too interesting. I generally run...

Friday, 18 April 2014

Lost image - 21 August 2013

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My wife and I stayed at my parents' house last week. I had to make an overnight business trip and when I returned my parents said they ...

Tuesday, 1 April 2014

Anniversary memories

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This process of remembering every day that passes continues to enrich my life. How often would I otherwise have remembered the events of ...

Monday, 31 March 2014

Hypochondria

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Just because I might have a tendency to hypochondria does not mean I will never get ill. And I cannot deny the symptoms logged in some of...

Saturday, 1 March 2014

Liver shrinkage

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I had been following the intermittent fasting – or 5:2 diet – reasonably well until Christmas. Then I suddenly noticed my gut was protrud...

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Lembran Sar: I found it difficult to remember what I was doing this time last week, this time last month. When I read there are people who can remember every day of their lives, I thought I'd try to improve my memory and see where it got me. If you would like to try, read my post on Starting out, which tells you how I form memory tags. Also take a look at my post on how it began and my mental calendar. I am now approaching ten years of this experiment. To see how the methods I use to refresh the memory tags have change over time see the posts tagged "How I remember".

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