Try to avoid alcohol if you would like to improve your memory. It has been scientifically proven that alcohol kills the cells from the part of the brain that absorbs information. However, most research seems to prove that having one or two glasses of wine a day is okay for the memory.

A useful tip for anyone interested in improving their memory is to regularly work on solving word puzzles and similar types of games. Such puzzles utilize the same skills needed to recall facts, and therefore help keep the mind sharp. Not only will your memory likely improve, you will also have a great deal of fun.

Exercise your brain. Try completing crossword puzzles, reading a book or taking a new route to a familiar destination. Whatever you can do to keep your brain active and engaged, do it; these types of activities will help you improve your memory and you’ll continue to feel younger than your years.

If you’re having trouble taking tests in school, you may just need to change your study habits. Pay full attention to what you are studying. That means no distractions, including music or TV. Avoid trying to absorb a lot of information in a short amount of time. Instead, establish short but consistent study sessions. Write down words, terms or concepts that you are having difficulty remembering. Studies show that this simple process greatly enhances your recall of information.

Now that you have these strategies, try using them every day and see how your memory improves. Chances are you’ll still remember all 50 states and you won’t know the exact number of cars that you passed on your drive home but can you remember what you had for dinner now?

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