What are some medicines that improve memory?

Parents all want their sons to be successful and their daughters to be outstanding. With the increasing number of families with only one child, the whole family places their hopes on the "little sun" at home, hoping that their children will be smart and have excellent academic performance. If you want to study well, you must have a good memory, so parents turn their attention to "medicine", hoping to get a magical medicine that can improve their children's intelligence and memory. So, what are the drugs that can improve memory?

Taking children as an example, drugs generally cannot have an enhancing effect. It is an appropriate amount to relieve nerve cells. Some pharmaceutical companies take advantage of the desire of parents for their children to succeed and take the opportunity to vigorously promote ×× oral liquid or ×× medicine, saying that it can improve children's memory and help them improve their grades quickly. However, we should remind everyone that so far the medical community has not found any drugs that can improve the intelligence and memory of normal children, so it is better for children with normal development not to blindly take these so-called magic drugs.

Because improper use may bring some adverse consequences. If infants take too much amino acids, it may cause brain tissue poisoning, which will in turn cause the child's intelligence and memory to decline. For children who are sick or lack certain nutrients, drug treatment is still necessary. For example, children with ADHD make small movements in class, have inattentive minds, do not listen attentively, and have poor academic performance. Treatment with Ritalin or Pemoline can improve academic performance, but it should be emphasized that these drugs must be taken under the guidance of a doctor.

Some children lack nutrients such as threonine, lysine, vitamins B1, B12, iron, zinc, etc. due to regional or dietary factors. After examination and diagnosis, they can be supplemented with corresponding medications. If the intellectual disability is caused by genetic metabolic disorders, viral infection during the mother's pregnancy, head trauma at birth, etc., you can take Nootropics, glutamate, tyrosine, cephalin, etc., which can improve intelligence. For a normally developing child, medication cannot improve intelligence or memory. The correct approach should be to cultivate children's interest in learning and thinking about problems, and to develop good learning methods and habits. This is the real way for children to be both morally and academically excellent.

I recommend a folk remedy: beat one pigeon egg (or five quail eggs), crush 10 lotus seeds, add about two tablespoons of water, stir well and steam until cooked. Eat on an empty stomach in the morning, once a day, for seven days. It is effective in improving intelligence and memory. Avoid alcohol, preserved eggs, broad beans, kelp, and spicy food. You can take a course of treatment every year or every six months.

Patients should pay attention to maintaining a regular schedule, keeping a good mood, avoiding excessive fatigue, exercising moderately to strengthen their physical fitness, eating a light diet, eating more fresh vegetables and fruits, and eating more walnuts. Some foods that help to nourish the brain and improve intelligence are not expensive or hard to find. Instead, they are cheap and common and can be found everywhere in daily life. The following foods are very beneficial to the brain. People who do mental work and students in school may wish to eat them frequently.