What is Joygage?

Joygage is a mission-driven service dedicated to improving health functionality and preventing cognitive decline for older adults.


Joygage addresses concerns about our memory as we get older. Many either ignore our memory struggles completely or try "quick-fix" solutions like expensive, unproven supplement pills. BUT: there are effective, scientifically-proven ways to boost your memory and brain health.


Joygage is committed to giving everyone the knowledge and access to scientifically-proven methods to help them successfully improve their minds as they age.

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What we focus on

  • Stimulating the brain to develop and adapt – our brains are incredibly adaptable and can grow and change positively, even after we start to notice memory loss 
  • Giving the brain blood flow it needs to stay healthy – the brain is an organ that needs a great blood supply and oxygen
  • Managing sleep so the brain can heal and renew – regenerative deep sleep and REM sleep each night to allow your brain to repair itself and consolidate new learning and memories. 

There are many things you can do TODAY to improve your mind

 

This PBS video delves into the research that shows how our social interactions, diet, sleep exercise, stress levels and daily health habits have dramatic effects on our cognitive abilities as we age. With scientific data and personal stories about holistic treatment approaches, this film explores the discoveries that are changing the medical profession’s view of dementia.

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The Roundtable Talk Show with Sharifah Hardie
The "D" Word
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Fading Memories Podcast
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Additional Information

Interested in more information, including research and studies regarding brain health? Click below to see our page with PDFs including specific studies and simplified versions of conclusions.

WHAT'S IMPORTANT TO KNOW

TESTIMONIAL

Sharon Hall is a caregiver and an advocate for frontotemporal dementia (FTD) and younger onset dementia. She also hosts the Talking FTD Podcast. 

Her husband, Rod, who’s living with FTD, uses Joygage every day.

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