Dr. Cass Terry is a professor at the Medical College of Wisconsin in the department of neurology. He has become a respected expert on the subject of nootropic drugs and cognitive enhancement. He has practiced medicine for 26 years. They figure that once you lost your memory, those other things just don't matter. So much is the concern, that many people Terry encounters are turning to food supplements and nootropic drugs to enhance cognitive function.
People take supplements in addition to a normal diet.
Antioxidants are relatively safe as long as you don't overdose on them. No one really knows for sure what the benefits are. People get a lot of information off of the Internet and a lot of it is just not reliable. Dr. Meredith Young, a naturopath, practices out of Integrative Health Services in Shorewood. Her focus is health promotion and disease prevention.