There was a time when I had almost a photographic memory, but over the years I have managed to wreck my body with way too much partying. Though as I get older I realize that my body needs to be taken care of. So I have managed to start going to the gym, eating healthy, etc. I’ve turned into somewhat of a natural path.
My problem is other than the fact that I was diagnosed with ADD and can’t focus worth crap (it’s bad and I know it). My long term and short term memory are absolutely horrible. Sometimes I can’t recall a conversation I had five minutes ago. Maybe that’s a little exaggeration but not by much. I have such a hard time with conversations because I’m constantly trying to retrieve information or terminology and nothing ever comes back. Unless I’m sitting at a computer typing because I essentially have all the time in the world. My long term memory is just as bad, I can’t hardly recall anything from my child hood or significant moment that happened to me six months ago. People always bring stuff up and most of the time I’m clueless. I have to tell them I just can’t remember.
So I guess realizing my problem I’m reaching out, hoping, that someone can point me in the right direction. Maybe, recommend a regiment. I personally don’t want to take to many things as I said I’m somewhat of a natural path and the idea of taking a bunch of drugs makes me queasy.
Age: 32
Problem:
Can’t focus – I have ADD
Short Term memory shot
Long Term memory shot
I’ve been looking at:
Vasopressin
Adrafinil
Centrophenoxine
Huperzine
Piracetam
and maybe deprenyl?
I’m not sure if I’m on the right track, can anyone help? I would appreciate any help you can give me.
Thanks!
***Edit*** I seen on another post "cognitive goals". I don't necessary have goals but I can say that i'm a business professional that is going to school, which makes things a little hard. Because I have a hard time focusing on ideas, grasping ideas, and then remember them both from a short term and long term memory sense. Also I'm not great at conversation becuase I'm always fighting the *it's on the tip of my tongue* sense.
