HIGHBROW

Amnesia is a condition that causes memory loss. It can affect people of all ages, leading to difficulties in everyday life, especially in school and work. Understanding amnesia and its effects is important for both children and adults.

What is Amnesia?

Amnesia is not a disease itself but a symptom of other problems, such as trauma, brain injury, or stress. It means a person has trouble remembering things, which can affect their daily life.

Types of Amnesia

1. Dissociative Amnesia: This type is often caused by trauma or stress. People may forget personal information or specific events.
2. Anterograde Amnesia: This condition affects the ability to make new memories after an event. People can remember things from before the event but struggle to remember new information.
3. Retrograde Amnesia: This type involves losing memories that were already stored. People may forget events or information from before they got amnesia.
4. Transient Global Amnesia: This is a temporary form of memory loss. People may suddenly forget recent events but usually recover within a few hours.

Amnesia in Children

Causes

In children, amnesia can happen because of:

• Trauma: Events like accidents or abuse can cause children to forget distressing memories.
• Stress: High stress can affect how well they remember things.
• Development: Young children’s brains are still developing, which can lead to natural forgetfulness.

Academic Challenges

Children with memory problems may face challenges in school, such as:

• Trouble Remembering Information: They might forget lessons or instructions, making it hard to keep up with classmates.
• Disorganization: They may struggle to organize their thoughts or schoolwork.
• Short Attention Span: Conditions like ADHD can make it harder to focus.
• Increased Anxiety: Worrying about forgetting things can make it difficult to concentrate.

Amnesia in Adults

Causes

In adults, amnesia can be caused by:

• Trauma: Difficult experiences can lead to memory loss.
• Brain Conditions: Diseases like Alzheimer’s or brain injuries can affect memory.
• Substance Abuse: Alcohol or drug use can cause memory lapses.
• Psychological Factors: Stress and anxiety can also lead to memory issues.

Work-Related Challenges

Adults with memory problems may experience difficulties at work, such as:

• Forgetting Important Details: This can lead to mistakes or missed deadlines.
• Learning New Skills: They may find it hard to learn new tasks.
• Decision-Making Issues: Memory loss can cause confusion and impact decisions.
• Increased Stress: Coping with memory problems can lead to frustration and stress.

HELLEBORUS NIGER 1M
KALIUM PHOSPHORICUM 6x

Dosage

Start with the first dose from the Red Colored Sachet on the first day.
Continue the treatment with the Blue Colored Sachets three times in a day (morning, noon and night) until the completion of the course.

Treatment Duration

Continuous 90 days of medication without skipping any dose is mandatory for proper treatment of the condition and attaining desired results.

Proper medication of HIGHBROW can eliminate the issue of memory loss and concentration among students.

To properly treat the disease and to get the intended outcomes, 90 days of medication must be taken continuously, without missing any doses. Each tablet has to be taken in a definite time which is three times a day, Morning ,noon and night.

Restriction While Receiving Treatment

The following instructions must be followed when taking the medication in order to gain the most benefit from the treatment:

1. No other homeopathic medications, even those made by Manakkal Drugs for other illnesses, may be used in conjunction with this course of treatment.