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Things that cause a loss of memory memory loss

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* Tranquillisers
* Beta-blockers
* Steroids such as prednisolone
* Epilepsy drugs such as Zonegran
* Parkinson drugs such as levodopa
* Antidepressants such as Prozac
* Amalgam dental fillings
* Pesticides
* Fluoride
* Drug interactions
* Stress

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