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Page 1: flashback brochure

homemadebeautiful experience

first kiss

mem

ory

lovingwarmcookiesst

orag

evegas

12/1

7/89

smelllolotouch hear

bike ride

spontaneousandv

entu

res

strangers

andv

entu

reslate night talks

love2000care

crying vividmemoryfo

rget

smel

lrecall drea

ms

collectionocean breeze

present

lovecarefresh air

rememberfresh baked pie 21st birthday

my first date

driv

ing

test

lovingvisiting familyst

orag

erecall

forg

et

smelltouchhear

roses

late

nig

ht d

rive

feelinglovefearcare

crying

smile

11:11

homemadebeautiful experience

first kiss

mem

ory

lovingwarmcookiesst

orag

evegas

12/1

7/89

smelllolotouch hear

bike ride

spontaneousandv

entu

res

strangers

andv

entu

reslate night talks

love2000care

crying vividmemoryfo

rget

smel

lrecall drea

ms

collectionocean breeze

present

lovecarefresh air

rememberfresh baked pie 21st birthday

my first date

driv

ing

test

lovingvisiting familyst

orag

erecall

forg

et

smelltouchhear

roses

late

nig

ht d

rive

feelinglovefearcare

cryingsm

ile11:11

1

flashback

Page 2: flashback brochure

homemadebeautiful experience

first kiss

mem

ory

lovingwarmcookiesst

orag

evegas

12/1

7/89

smelllolotouch hear

bike ride

spontaneousandv

entu

res

strangers

andv

entu

reslate night talks

love2000care

crying vividmemoryfo

rget

smel

lrecall drea

ms

collectionocean breeze

present

lovecarefresh air

rememberfresh baked pie 21st birthday

my first date

driv

ing

test

lovingvisiting familyst

orag

erecall

forg

et

smelltouchhear

roses

late

nig

ht d

rive

feelinglovefearcare

crying

smile

11:11

homemadebeautiful experience

first kiss

mem

ory

lovingwarmcookiesst

orag

evegas

12/1

7/89

smelllolotouch hear

bike ride

spontaneousandv

entu

res

strangers

andv

entu

reslate night talks

love2000care

crying vividmemoryfo

rget

smel

lrecall drea

ms

collectionocean breeze

present

lovecarefresh air

rememberfresh baked pie 21st birthday

my first datedr

ivin

g te

st

lovingvisiting familyst

orag

erecall

forg

et

smelltouchhear

roses

late

nig

ht d

rive

feelinglovefearcare

crying

smile

11:112

What is

to remember. There should be no shame of forgetting things here and there, its natural as we grow older. In this sense enhancing memory kit, it will teach you daily tips to help remember moments in your everyday life and never forgetting them.

MemoryLoss? Strictly speaking, memory loss means

forgetting things. These “things” could be facts, names or where you left something. Memory loss is called Amnesia which is known as the all of the unusual forgetful ness that can be caused by brain damage, severe accidents and natural aging. There should be no reason to learn the skills in advance to practice enhancing the mind

Page 3: flashback brochure

homemadebeautiful experience

first kiss

mem

ory

lovingwarmcookiesst

orag

evegas

12/1

7/89

smelllolotouch hear

bike ride

spontaneousandv

entu

res

strangers

andv

entu

reslate night talks

love2000care

crying vividmemoryfo

rget

smel

lrecall drea

ms

collectionocean breeze

present

lovecarefresh air

rememberfresh baked pie 21st birthday

my first date

driv

ing

test

lovingvisiting familyst

orag

erecall

forg

et

smelltouchhear

roses

late

nig

ht d

rive

feelinglovefearcare

crying

smile

11:11

homemadebeautiful experience

first kiss

mem

ory

lovingwarmcookiesst

orag

evegas

12/1

7/89

smelllolotouch hear

bike ride

spontaneousandv

entu

res

strangers

andv

entu

reslate night talks

love2000care

crying vividmemoryfo

rget

smel

lrecall drea

ms

collectionocean breeze

present

lovecarefresh air

rememberfresh baked pie 21st birthday

my first date

driv

ing

test

lovingvisiting familyst

orag

erecall

forg

et

smelltouchhear

roses

late

nig

ht d

rive

feelinglovefearcare

cryingsm

ile11:11

3

Information is stored in different parts of your memory. Information stored in recent memory may include what you ate for breakfast this morning. Information stored in the short-term memory may include the name of a person you met moments ago. Information stored in the remote or long-term memory includes things that you stored in your memory that happend years ago; long term memories, such as something personal as a childhood and on-going life experiences.

How does the brain store information?

Cerebellum

Frontal Lobe

Temporal LobeParietal Lobe

Occipital Lobe SemanticEpisodic Procedural Emotionalcondition

Implicit MemoryExplicit Memory

Long Term MemoryLTM

BRAIN

EpisodicBuffer

CentralExecutive

CentralExecutive

Working Memory

Motor SystemAffective System

Short Term MemorySTM

connections between brain cells are not concrete and end to change frequently

information is gathered

brain cells temporarilyconnect to each other

electrical pulse stores info

PhonologicalLoop

Page 4: flashback brochure

homemadebeautiful experience

first kiss

mem

ory

lovingwarmcookiesst

orag

evegas

12/1

7/89

smelllolotouch hear

bike ride

spontaneousandv

entu

res

strangers

andv

entu

reslate night talks

love2000care

crying vividmemoryfo

rget

smel

lrecall drea

ms

collectionocean breeze

present

lovecarefresh air

rememberfresh baked pie 21st birthday

my first date

driv

ing

test

lovingvisiting familyst

orag

erecall

forg

et

smelltouchhear

roses

late

nig

ht d

rive

feelinglovefearcare

crying

smile

11:11

homemadebeautiful experience

first kiss

mem

ory

lovingwarmcookiesst

orag

evegas

12/1

7/89

smelllolotouch hear

bike ride

spontaneousandv

entu

res

strangers

andv

entu

reslate night talks

love2000care

crying vividmemoryfo

rget

smel

lrecall drea

ms

collectionocean breeze

present

lovecarefresh air

rememberfresh baked pie 21st birthday

my first datedr

ivin

g te

st

lovingvisiting familyst

orag

erecall

forg

et

smelltouchhear

roses

late

nig

ht d

rive

feelinglovefearcare

crying

smile

11:114

How Does Sound Trigger a Memory?

The sensory cortex is the place in our brain in charge of memory. There are two parts of the sensory cortex: the primary cortex and the secondary cortex. The secondary cortex deter mines the pitch of a noise and diffe rent musical noises. When we listen to songs as a child or a particular song that happened to be playing during a memory you have. Those tunes will always trigger past memories. Always being familiar they can help you

Page 5: flashback brochure

homemadebeautiful experience

first kiss

mem

ory

lovingwarmcookiesst

orag

evegas

12/1

7/89

smelllolotouch hear

bike ride

spontaneousandv

entu

res

strangers

andv

entu

reslate night talks

love2000care

crying vividmemoryfo

rget

smel

lrecall drea

ms

collectionocean breeze

present

lovecarefresh air

rememberfresh baked pie 21st birthday

my first date

driv

ing

test

lovingvisiting familyst

orag

erecall

forg

et

smelltouchhear

roses

late

nig

ht d

rive

feelinglovefearcare

crying

smile

11:11

homemadebeautiful experience

first kiss

mem

ory

lovingwarmcookiesst

orag

evegas

12/1

7/89

smelllolotouch hear

bike ride

spontaneousandv

entu

res

strangers

andv

entu

reslate night talks

love2000care

crying vividmemoryfo

rget

smel

lrecall drea

ms

collectionocean breeze

present

lovecarefresh air

rememberfresh baked pie 21st birthday

my first date

driv

ing

test

lovingvisiting familyst

orag

erecall

forg

et

smelltouchhear

roses

late

nig

ht d

rive

feelinglovefearcare

cryingsm

ile11:11

5

remember either some good times or bad occurrences in your life. Using the head phones found in the kit; will help you access any music or sound when you need it. It is a pleasant experience to reminded of something special in your life when having a down day. Sounds do trigger memory and they are an essential part of our experiences in life. Explained later in the brochure is the products found inside. There are four dif-ferent tools that can be used and practiced habitually that will help your young mind to trigger memories. Using headphones that are easily stored in a purse or a pocket; will be easy to use smart phones to help record sounds and songs that are special. Utilizing our technology will only help us in the future.

Do you

remem

ber th

is son

g!?

How emba

rrassing

is that

Page 6: flashback brochure

homemadebeautiful experience

first kiss

mem

ory

lovingwarmcookiesst

orag

evegas

12/1

7/89

smelllolotouch hear

bike ride

spontaneousandv

entu

res

strangers

andv

entu

reslate night talks

love2000care

crying vividmemoryfo

rget

smel

lrecall drea

ms

collectionocean breeze

present

lovecarefresh air

rememberfresh baked pie 21st birthday

my first date

driv

ing

test

lovingvisiting familyst

orag

erecall

forg

et

smelltouchhear

roses

late

nig

ht d

rive

feelinglovefearcare

crying

smile

11:11

homemadebeautiful experience

first kiss

mem

ory

lovingwarmcookiesst

orag

evegas

12/1

7/89

smelllolotouch hear

bike ride

spontaneousandv

entu

res

strangers

andv

entu

reslate night talks

love2000care

crying vividmemoryfo

rget

smel

lrecall drea

ms

collectionocean breeze

present

lovecarefresh air

rememberfresh baked pie 21st birthday

my first datedr

ivin

g te

st

lovingvisiting familyst

orag

erecall

forg

et

smelltouchhear

roses

late

nig

ht d

rive

feelinglovefearcare

crying

smile

11:116

Ipick

wild flo

wers in

that bac

kyard?

home always reminds me of that smell

rememb

er whe

n mom

always

used

to

Never Wantto Forget This

Page 7: flashback brochure

homemadebeautiful experience

first kiss

mem

ory

lovingwarmcookiesst

orag

evegas

12/1

7/89

smelllolotouch hear

bike ride

spontaneousandv

entu

res

strangers

andv

entu

reslate night talks

love2000care

crying vividmemoryfo

rget

smel

lrecall drea

ms

collectionocean breeze

present

lovecarefresh air

rememberfresh baked pie 21st birthday

my first date

driv

ing

test

lovingvisiting familyst

orag

erecall

forg

et

smelltouchhear

roses

late

nig

ht d

rive

feelinglovefearcare

crying

smile

11:11

homemadebeautiful experience

first kiss

mem

ory

lovingwarmcookiesst

orag

evegas

12/1

7/89

smelllolotouch hear

bike ride

spontaneousandv

entu

res

strangers

andv

entu

reslate night talks

love2000care

crying vividmemoryfo

rget

smel

lrecall drea

ms

collectionocean breeze

present

lovecarefresh air

rememberfresh baked pie 21st birthday

my first date

driv

ing

test

lovingvisiting familyst

orag

erecall

forg

et

smelltouchhear

roses

late

nig

ht d

rive

feelinglovefearcare

cryingsm

ile11:11

7

A smell can bring on overload of

memories, it can influence people’s moods

and even affect their work performance.

Because the olfactory bulb is part of the

brain’s limbic system, an area so closely

associated with memory and feeling it’s

sometimes called the “emotional brain,”

smell can call up memories and powerful

responses almost instantaneously.

The olfactory bulb has intimate

access to the amygdala, which processes

emotion, and the hippocam pus, which is

responsible for associa tive learning. When

you first smell a new scent, you link it to an

event, a person, a thing or even a moment.

Your brain forges a link between he smell

and a memory. When you encounter the

smell again, and memories are very

pick wil

d flowers

in that

backyar

d?

home always reminds me of that smell

Limbic system of the brain

olfactory bulb

nasal cavity

aromatic substances

olfactory neurons

closely linked which help enhance every

memory made he link is already there, ready

to elicit a memory or a mood. Because we

encounter most new odors in our youth,

smells often call up childhood memories.

Make associations between smell and

emotion before we’re even born. By using

the contain and eye dropper, one will be

able to contain the smells in you enjoy

smelling to remember in the future.

Page 8: flashback brochure

homemadebeautiful experience

first kiss

mem

ory

lovingwarmcookiesst

orag

evegas

12/1

7/89

smelllolotouch hear

bike ride

spontaneousandv

entu

res

strangers

andv

entu

reslate night talks

love2000care

crying vividmemoryfo

rget

smel

lrecall drea

ms

collectionocean breeze

present

lovecarefresh air

rememberfresh baked pie 21st birthday

my first date

driv

ing

test

lovingvisiting familyst

orag

erecall

forg

et

smelltouchhear

roses

late

nig

ht d

rive

feelinglovefearcare

crying

smile

11:11

homemadebeautiful experience

first kiss

mem

ory

lovingwarmcookiesst

orag

evegas

12/1

7/89

smelllolotouch hear

bike ride

spontaneousandv

entu

res

strangers

andv

entu

reslate night talks

love2000care

crying vividmemoryfo

rget

smel

lrecall drea

ms

collectionocean breeze

present

lovecarefresh air

rememberfresh baked pie 21st birthday

my first datedr

ivin

g te

st

lovingvisiting familyst

orag

erecall

forg

et

smelltouchhear

roses

late

nig

ht d

rive

feelinglovefearcare

crying

smile

11:118

Using your Sensesto Never Forget Anything!!

There are three basic steps in the

creation of memories: sensory memory,

short-term memory, and long-term

memory. Information is first absorbed by

the sensory memory, which holds an exact

copy but only for a few seconds. This is

where sense are always involved in storing

memories. Did you know that the

impressions received from your five sens

es of sight, hearing, taste, touch, and smell

have a significant role in the retention of

information in your mind? These are called

Memory of Sense Impressions. By using all

your senses to remember memories and

Page 9: flashback brochure

homemadebeautiful experience

first kiss

mem

ory

lovingwarmcookiesst

orag

evegas

12/1

7/89

smelllolotouch hear

bike ride

spontaneousandv

entu

res

strangers

andv

entu

reslate night talks

love2000care

crying vividmemoryfo

rget

smel

lrecall drea

ms

collectionocean breeze

present

lovecarefresh air

rememberfresh baked pie 21st birthday

my first date

driv

ing

test

lovingvisiting familyst

orag

erecall

forg

et

smelltouchhear

roses

late

nig

ht d

rive

feelinglovefearcare

crying

smile

11:11

homemadebeautiful experience

first kiss

mem

ory

lovingwarmcookiesst

orag

evegas

12/1

7/89

smelllolotouch hear

bike ride

spontaneousandv

entu

res

strangers

andv

entu

reslate night talks

love2000care

crying vividmemoryfo

rget

smel

lrecall drea

ms

collectionocean breeze

present

lovecarefresh air

rememberfresh baked pie 21st birthday

my first date

driv

ing

test

lovingvisiting familyst

orag

erecall

forg

et

smelltouchhear

roses

late

nig

ht d

rive

feelinglovefearcare

cryingsm

ile11:11

9

events in ones life, is a great tool prac

tice. We begin to lose chemicals that the

brain produces in our twenties that helps

remember facts. By taking advantage of

the tools given in this kit; it will be

inevitable that you’ll forget a lot less. Take

advantage and cherish the memories

through the adventures

we undergo.

The products provided in this

memory collecting kit will help you practice

the skills that are will help build memory.

Use these products in your everyday life

without even thinking about it. Carry them

with you to class, doing quick runs and

even a night on the town. You’ll never

know what you will come across at any

moment. Be bold and take the next step

into cherishing moments in life.

SCRAPBOOK

1. Scrapbook that can be full of materials,thoughts, moments, experiences that happen.

2. Use the pencilprovided to remember these memories.

SCENT CAPTURE

1. A container used to contain smells that perk up your senses.

2. Gently use this container to trap any smell or smal objects that have a attractive scent to remember.

IMAGE CAPTURE

1. A portable mini camera with usb can be taken anywhere

2. Use this to take pictures of daily inspirations, laughs,cries, and moments that we cherish in life.

RECORD + REPLAY

1. A container used to contain smells that perk up your senses.

2. Use the eye dropper when needed for better control of the smell captured.

Below are directions on how to use each product and incorporate them into busy lives!

Page 10: flashback brochure

homemadebeautiful experience

first kiss

mem

ory

lovingwarmcookiesst

orag

evegas

12/1

7/89

smelllolotouch hear

bike ride

spontaneousandv

entu

res

strangers

andv

entu

reslate night talks

love2000care

crying vividmemoryfo

rget

smel

lrecall drea

ms

collectionocean breeze

present

lovecarefresh air

rememberfresh baked pie 21st birthday

my first date

driv

ing

test

lovingvisiting familyst

orag

erecall

forg

et

smelltouchhear

roses

late

nig

ht d

rive

feelinglovefearcare

crying

smile

11:11

homemadebeautiful experience

first kiss

mem

ory

lovingwarmcookiesst

orag

evegas

12/1

7/89

smelllolotouch hear

bike ride

spontaneousandv

entu

res

strangers

andv

entu

reslate night talks

love2000care

crying vividmemoryfo

rget

smel

lrecall drea

ms

collectionocean breeze

present

lovecarefresh air

rememberfresh baked pie 21st birthday

my first datedr

ivin

g te

st

lovingvisiting familyst

orag

erecall

forg

et

smelltouchhear

roses

late

nig

ht d

rive

feelinglovefearcare

crying

smile

11:1110

you’ll never forget.