During a person’s younger years, their memory function may vary widely from their peers. This can be for a variety of reasons, both congenital and acquired. Setting aside any so-called or perceived ‘fixed’ limitations, most people have the capacity to improve their memory function the same way they would strengthen a physical muscle, that is, […]
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