Resolve to Improve Your Memory and Stop CRS in 2013

PRLog (Press Release) - Jan. 11, 2013 - Madison, Wis – (January 11, 2013) Quincy Bioscience, makers of the best-selling brain-booster supplement Prevagen (http://www.prevagen.com/), is running a campaign during the month of January to encourage others to resolve to ‘Stop CRS in 2013’.

CRS stands for ‘can’t remember stuff’ and affects many individuals over the age of 40. A person may be experiencing CRS if they frequently walk into a room and not remember why they are there, or misplace their keys.

Teri Barr, host of the Better Memory Minute, will be bringing helpful tips to stop CRS during the month of January. These 60-second weekly segments will bring audiences small changes that are easy to implement, but will have big returns on overall brain health. Sign-up here to receive these videos (http://www.prevagen.com/welcome-series/).

Teri Barr, journalist, former TV anchor and host of the Better Memory Minute, will be the host of this new segment. Teri’s award-winning career has spanned over two decades, and now she brings her talents to the Quincy Bioscience team.

“The ‘Stop CRS’ campaign on the Better Memory Minute will give our audience helpful and easy tips to implement, to stop forgetfulness in 2013,” says host Teri Barr.

Until recently, brain health has been an overlooked aspect of our total health. Quincy Bioscience is working to make information about brain health and steps for improving memory easily accessible.  The population in America is concerned about memory, especially those over 50, and they expect to stay vital in aging and vitality begins in the brain.  Quincy Bioscience wants to give the public the information they need to support that goal.

People interested in stopping CRS in 2013 can watch the Better Memory Minute by signing-up for the weekly e-newsletter which will be contains articles and inspiration to help you meet your goal.

About Quincy Bioscience

Quincy Bioscience (http://www.quincybioscience.com/) is a biotechnology company based in Madison, Wisconsin focused on the discovery, development and commercialization of novel technologies to support cognitive function and other normal age-related health challenges such as mild memory problems. The company’s products focus on supporting memory and cognitive health. Quincy Bioscience is set apart by its cutting-edge applications of the protein apoaequorin, which is breaking new ground in supporting brain cell function in normal aging.

About Prevagen        

Prevagen (http://www.prevagen.com/)® is an over-the-counter supplement shown to improve domains of cognitive function, such as learning, memory, and word recall in adults over 40 years old who have normal age-related memory concerns.  Prevagen is available nationwide at Walgreens, CVS, Rite Aid, and independent health food stores.