More than 67,000 Americans Are Reclaiming Memory Using a Honey Protocol Doctors Said Didn't Exist. And After Being Told There Was Nothing Left to Try

Carol M. Tampa, FL

★★★★★

My husband called me by name again after eight months

For almost a year he looked at me the way you look at a stranger on a bus. Polite, a little confused, completely blank. His neurologist had already told us the window for improvement had closed. A neighbor sent me this video and I watched it alone in the kitchen at midnight. I watched it twice and followed the instructions before I went to bed. Six weeks later he looked up from his coffee and said my name. Just like that. Carol. I had to leave the room so he wouldn't see me cry.

Dennis R. Columbus, OH

★★★★★

My son drove four hours to see the father he thought he had lost

He had stopped calling as often. I noticed but didn't say anything. I think he was preparing himself for the version of me that doesn't come back. I found this video through a Facebook group my wife was in and we started the protocol together. Around week five I called him unprompted, remembered details of a camping trip we took when he was nine, told the whole story without stopping once. He went quiet on the phone for a long time. Then he said he was coming to visit. He showed up with flowers for his mother.

Judith A. Raleigh, NC

★★★★★

Three neurologists in two years told me to prepare for the worst

I kept every appointment, took every test, filled every prescription. My scores kept dropping. My youngest daughter started doing my grocery shopping without asking. I hated it but I understood. Then my church group started talking about this video and I watched it on my daughter's phone. Seven weeks later I went back to the neurologist for a follow-up. He ran the cognitive battery twice. He said he wanted to make sure the machine was calibrated correctly. It was. The results were just that different.

Frank W. Knoxville, TN

★★★★★

I finished a crossword puzzle for the first time in three years

My wife used to leave them half done on the kitchen table hoping I would pick them up. I never did. The words just wouldn't come and the frustration made it worse. I watched this video on my own, didn't tell her I ordered it. About a month in, she came home from the store and found me at the table with a finished puzzle. She stood in the doorway without saying anything. Then she put down her bags, sat across from me, and pulled out another one. We did it together. Took us forty minutes. Neither of us mentioned that we hadn't done that in years.

Beverly S. Scottsdale, AZ

★★★★★

My grandchildren stopped whispering when they thought I couldn't hear

Kids are honest in a way adults aren't. They had started treating me like something fragile. Talking around me at dinner, simplifying their sentences, exchanging looks across the table. I noticed every bit of it and it was devastating. My daughter sent me this video after finding it in a caregivers group she follows. Two months later my oldest grandchild asked me to help with a history project. He said I always know things. I helped him for two hours. When he left he hugged me longer than usual. That was the moment I knew something had genuinely changed.

Harold C. Charleston, SC

★★★★★

My doctor asked me what changed. I told him everything.

I had been his patient for eleven years and he had never seen my scores go up. At my last visit they were the highest since he started tracking them. He leaned back in his chair and said, whatever you are doing, keep doing it. He had a legal pad out ready to write it down. I told him about the video, the protocol, the whole thing. He took three pages of notes. On my way out, his receptionist stopped me and quietly asked for the name again. Her mother had been struggling for two years.