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September 21, 2008

Canadian product protects memory function in elderly

Filed under: Uncategorized — jamespaine @ 6:07 pm

 If you are over the age of 60 and have a problem remembering things, there is a new product that is aimed at protecting memory function. The product, VIVIMIND, is manufactured by Ovos Natural Health, a wholly owned subsidiary of Bellus health Inc. in Laval, Quebec, Canada.

The product is aimed at protecting memory function in aging baby boomers and addresses a largely underserved self-care market by providing a scientific, evidence-based health solution. It is avaiable now on the internet and will progressively be available at over 2,000 retailers, including major drug, grocery and mass merchandise stores and natural health stores across Canada with more than 3,000 retailers selling the product by the end of the year.

Memory decline is believed to be the result of biological and chemical changes in many adults as a natural part of the aging process. For example, memory decline is a common trait of Age Associated Memory Impairment (AAMI) which is prevalent across diverse groups of people, affecting close to one in three people aged 60 to 78.

“As people get older they become mroe concerned about memory glitches and I am often asekd about alternative, natural ways to protect against memory loss,” says Jean-Yves Dionne, a pharmacist and consultant specializing in natural health products. “Science has shown that VIVIMIND could play an important role in protecting memory function and can be an important natural addition to a healthy lifestyle.”

The recommended daily adult dose of VIVIMIND is one to three tablets twice a day in the morning and evening. The 50 mg tablets are available in 30 or 60 tablet blister packs.

The product is backed by 15 years of significant scientific research, including clinical testing with over 2,000 individuals in 50 U.S. and 17 Canadian medical centres.

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