Hi, I'm Mark, I was 47 years old and on top of the world.
I had heard most people made their wealth in their 40s and such seemed the case for me. Then one day suddenly I began to have noticeable problems with my memory.
At first, I shrugged it off and didn’t think anything of it.
I had suffered from memory loss for some time and thought it was normal for it to get worse with age.
Then I remembered someone had told me that the first real warning sign of memory loss was the inability to remember faces.
This was already happening to me, customers would come into my business, people with whom I had done business with many times and suddenly I was unable to place a name with the face.
For a little while I was at least able to place some sort of transaction history with a face, but soon there were just faces with no discernable history.
There were other issues as well. I would be in the middle of a conversation and forget mid- sentence what I was talking about.
This was particularly stressful as this often happened with clients when they were asking a question.
I have always been transparent with my clients, so I would simply ask them what we were talking about. In some instances, they had a bad memory too and could not remember and then my assistant would step in.
I began to create a system of operations. I would set reminders on my phone and make notes on my desk.
When I thought of something, I knew I was going to quickly forget, so I wrote it down.
I would tell my assistant to write notes down as well when I didn’t have a pen nearby.
At this point, I often wondered how people got along without a personal assistant.
This made me realize that what I was experiencing was not normal.
My home life was deteriorating as well.
I often could not focus on what my wife was saying or would forget what she said all together.
I was feeling the pressure and the fogginess in my mind was making me irritable as well.
I would get upset easily mostly due to the inability to process thoughts clearly or understand what people were telling me.
I would also become impatient and easily stressed. Then one day I had a client walk into my shop with a forty-thousand-dollar check.
I could tell the person had spoken to me as the check was made out in a specific manner that I always advise clients.
Who was this person? I thought to myself. This is a $40,000 transaction, I know I have spoken to this person but when and why?
Why are they in my shop and what do they
want?
Certainly cannot ask them this question I thought to myself. They might get offended and storm out.
Playing along I said, “Hi there, good to see you.” “I see you made it back” this was not my normal way of doing business so I was very uncomfortable. I looked at my assistant and whispered: “Who is
this and what are they buying?” Her eyes got really big and when she saw the fear on my face I
could tell she tried to cover up her surprise. She said in a very low voice “Sir, he was in a few
hours ago wanting to buy gold American Eagles and get the change in 90% silver”
Shock and surprise overcame me because I knew I had enough Gold Eagles to cover that deal, but no more in stock at the time.
This solidified my suspicion that this person had clearly placed an order with me, and I forgot to write it down.
Without my assistant, they could have said anything they wanted regarding the promised prices and fee and I would have not been able to deny or confirm it.
My entire life was at risk here, my health, my mind, and my business.
There was no way I was going to tell my wife, I was more scared for her than myself.
She was going to be the one taking care of me and dealing with this issue. I am a big guy and if one day I forget who I was or where I was, how
was she going to deal with that?
Irritability was already a problem, combine this with the inability to remember what I said a second ago and not remember people and she was really going to be in trouble.
My wife had recently lost her mother and she had had a pretty tough life in general, having to leave everything behind ad the age of 12 to escape communism.
She married me at 20, I was 27 and we had suffered some serious hardships early in our marriage.
The fact is, in life she never yet had experienced any real luxury or peace and my life goal has been to provide that for her.
To give her things she never had. She had always been thankful for all I did, but now - now I was going to be the biggest burden she had ever had.
I was not afraid that she would leave me, my fear was that she would give up her life so I could have mine.
I was in trouble and this $40,000 transaction that I could not remember was the red flag to show me I was not improving but getting worse.
I began to hunt for solutions to my issues with little hope. Any medical professional will tell you
that memory loss cannot be stopped or reversed.
This was a hopeless proposition for me. I used all my free time to find a solution.
One day I stumbled upon a book on the subject of memory loss written by a leading physician in the field of neurology.
He created an entire protocol to reverse the condition. This same doctor had tried the protocol on 10 of his patients and it was 90% effective in reversing or halting memory loss.
This meant that 9 out of 10 of his patients saw an improvement.
After all, I considered a halt in the progression of the illness as an improvement at this point.
As I read more, I discovered that he had expanded his case study to include 300 success stories and the numbers were growing daily with many people now participating in the study and even more doing the protocol on their own. I wanted to get involved.
It was very easy. I took a 12-minute test to discover my cognitive limitations and then sat down for a few hours with a specialist and discussed my history. This was not traditional medicine by any means. This person was trying to empower me to help myself.
There were a series of supplements that were recommended to help everyone, no matter what stage of memory loss they were experiencing. Then after pinpointing my specific deficiencies through an extensive blood test, I started taking key supplements in tailored dosages.
Within 90 days I began to notice a real improvement.
My assistant mentioned that I was remembering people at work, my wife said I was more attentive and the bottom line on my business began to improve.
In fact, in one year I more than tripled my revenue. It was incredible.
Then I decided I wanted to be a part of the solution. I wanted to help others. I saw a lack of organic supplements in the right mixture on the market.
If you wanted to do the protocol you had to start off buying about 20 bottles of supplements and take countless tablets every day.
You had no way to know where the products were sourced and none of it was organic.
To top it off most of the products were Chinese sourced and had fillers that were unhealthy and unnecessary.
I set out to find a laboratory in the United States that could create combinations in optimal doses, using only organically sourced ingredients when I could find them.
When I tested my special combination, I experienced some powerful benefits. Not only did I get sharper, but my hormone balance also improved.
My personality improved and I experienced a certain stability and calmness in my mind.
I let a friend of mine try it as well. He had served in Afghanistan and he reported that it had a positive impact on his PTSD.
I did this to help not only myself but to give people a chance to get their lives back.
While I can’t give it all away for free, I can do my best to make it affordable to those who are serious.
