Intellectual performance is achieved in 3 steps. Grasping, Storing and Recall. This presentation shows the scientific way to improve overall intellectual performance. It has 3 products respectively for Grasping, Storing and Recall. For products, write to ayursecret@gmail.com

1. Memory Enhancement
Program with Success kit
Dr. Santosh Jalukar
santoshjalukar@rediffmail.com
Mobile: 9969 106 404
A Novel Ayurvedic Approach

2. What is the Need?
 Intellectual performance plays a major
role in all fields
 It is the only tool for sure success
 Can make proper decisions
 Achieve respect in society
 Arrive at seniority
 Money
 Overall bright future

3. Have you seen him?
This is a genius
Indian individual.
Recognize?

4. Hint:
Initials S. B.
 Born in Chandigarh 1968
 Father ‘Baldev’ Indian Army officer
 Mother ‘Daman’, a bank officer
 Graduated engineering from Banglore
 Did his M. S. in Stanford University
 Joined Apple computers
 Left the job and created some
innovation

5. Sabir Bhatia
 He was rewarded $ 400 million by
Microsoft for his Hotmail invention.
 Rs. 16,00,00,00,000
 Intelligence can not be calculated
in terms of money, but it is obvious
that the appreciation or reward is
valued only in terms of money.

6. What is Intelligence?
An individual’s strength or ability to
acquire and use knowledge for solving
problems and adapting to the world in
day-to-day life

7. What are the types
Intelligence?
1. Linguistic intelligence (word smart)
2. Mathematical intelligence (number smart)
3. Spatial intelligence (picture smart)
4. Bodily-Kinesthetic intelligence (body smart)
5. Musical intelligence (music smart)
6. Interpersonal intelligence (people smart)
7. Intrapersonal intelligence (self smart)
8. Naturalist intelligence (nature smart)

8. Where lies the Intelligence ?
15 areas for different functions

9. Brain Area & Functions:
 Brain stem: Controls unconscious
vital functions like blood pressure and
breathing
 Broca's area: Controls speech
 Cerebellum: Maintains posture,
balance and coordination of movement
 Gustatory area: Controls the sense
of taste

10. Brain Area & Functions:
 Left cerebral hemisphere: Together
with right cerebral hemisphere, controls
most conscious and mental activities
 Left middle cerebral artery: A major
source of blood supply to the brain
 Motor cortex: Sends instructions to
muscles to cause voluntary movements
 Optic radiation: Tract of nerve fibers
involved in vision

11. Brain Area & Functions:
 Parietal lobe: Involved in sensations of
pain and touch, spatial orientation, and
speech
 Prefrontal cortex: Provides ability to plan,
reason, concentrate, and adjust behavior
 Premotor cortex: Coordinates series of
movements or intricate, complex
movements
 Primary auditory cortex: Distinguishes
sound qualities (eg, loudness and tones)

12. Brain Area & Functions:
 Primary somatic sensory cortex:
Receives information from skin
receptors, distinguishing different
types of sensations
 Primary visual cortex: Detects basic
parts of a visual scene (eg, outlines
and light or dark)
 Wernicke's area: Interprets sensory
information

13. Acquisition of Knowledge:
Sense organs
 The 1st step in Memory enhancement
 Dependant on 5 Sense organs
 Clean and adequately lubricated
 Helps proper neurotransmission from
environment to the brain
 External devices for acquisition
 Common cold affects the sense of
smell to the brain

14. 5 Sense organs

15. 5th Most Important…
 Nose: The most important
organ for various brain activities. It is the
gateway to brain. Smell is stored almost
exclusively in the long-term memory.
Smells stimulate learning and
information. Edwin Morris noted that a
list of words was recalled much more
easily and retained better when olfactory
information was given along with a word
list.

16. Nose, the gateway…
Sensory cells are closely packed along
the nasal-membrane lining, and
convert scent to chemical messages
transmitted to the olfactory bulb
region of the brain.

17. Nasal medication
 ऊधवजतुिवकारे षु िवशेषाननसयििषयते |
व
नासा िि िशरसो दारं तेन तदवयापय ििनत ता
न |
्
 For supraclavicular diseases, nasal
medication is best. Nose is the only
door of administering medicine,
hence such diseases are perfectly
treated only with nasal route.

18. Nutrition to Human brain
 Book gives all the
research data
towards
importance of
Lipids in Brain
development

19. DHA and Memory
 A brain wave ‘p300’ is linked to memory and
learning. The faster the rate of transmission, the
brain functions more efficiently. Researchers
took 26 volunteers hooked them with electrodes
and checked their p300 rate. Immediately after
taking the test, they were given DHA (derivative
of Omega-3). Two hours later, their brain waves
were measured, and this time the p300 rate was
significantly faster in the group. This supports
importance of lipids in the neurotransmission.
 Myanaga, K., K. Yonemura, and K. Yazawa.
International Conference on Highly Unsaturated
Fatty Acids in Nutrition and Disease Prevention.
1996 Barcelona, Spain.

20. Connections of Nose
 Eyes: Through the lacrimal ducts.
 Ears: Through the Eustachian tube
 Throat: Directly from Naso-pharynx
 Brain: Via Olfactory apparatus
Hence it is directly connected to major
organs involved in the sensory system
for acquisition of information

21. Nasal absorption studies
 The nasal route is being studied for the
administration of systemically active drugs
because delivery is convenient, reliable
and rapid. It was absorbed rapidly after
nasal administration with peak
concentration in1.5 min. The nasal
bioavailability of NXX-066 was 100 ± 30 %
 Ref: Maria Dahlin and Erik Björk
Department of Pharmacy, Division of Pharmaceutics, Uppsala
University, Biomedical Center, SE-751 23 Uppsala, Sweden

22. Cleverin Nasal-Drops
Cow ghee + saffron
 शसतं धी सिित िेधाऽििन बलायुः शक
ृ ु
चकुषाि ् ....
 This shloka is from Ayurvedic text
describing the properties of Cow ghee.
Meaning: Cow ghee is best for
grasping, storing and recall process of
brain. It also improves appetite,
physical strength, vigor and eyesight.

23. Cleverin Nasal-Drops
Cow ghee + saffron
 Crocin is an active component of Crocus sativus
(saffron). Antioxidant effects of crocin were
more effective than those of α-tocopherol. The
studies suggest that crocin is a unique and
potent antioxidant that combats oxidative stress
in neurons.
Ref. Neuroscience Letters, Volume 362, Issue 1, 13 May 2004, P.
61-64
Authors: Takashi Ochiai, Shigekazu Ohno, Shinji Soeda, Hiroyuki
Tanaka, Yukihiro Shoyama, Hiroshi Shimeno (Japan )

24. Cleverin:
Mode of action
 Protects the neurons from oxidative
stress
 Properly lubricates the neuronal
passage
 Improves oxygenated blood flow to
the brain.
 Strengthens the grasping capability of
the brain

25. Step 2:
Storing of knowledge
 After proper grasping, it is essential to
store the acquired knowledge properly
 Make adequate space for proper
storing
 Arrange the information systematically
 It will help to locate the data easily as
and when essential

26. Cleverol
Improves storage
 Not Just a drink
 Contains 4 herbs
 Chocolate flavour
 Memory
 Immunity
 Strength

27. CLEVEROL Granules:
Makes child clever and all-round
 A delicious health and memory drink.
 CLEVEROL is a delicious composition
containing Brahmi, Shankhapushpi,
Shatavari and Ashwagandha. This delicious
powder drink is blended with chocolate
flavour and sugar. Schooling children simply
love this to have it with milk as a regular
health drink. It is rather a better alternative
to other beverages

28. BRAHMI in Cleverol
 There were three testing sessions: one prior
to the trial, one after three months on the
trial, and one six weeks after the completion
of the trial. The results show a significant
effect of the Brahmi on a test for the
retention of new information. Follow-up tests
showed that the rate of learning was
unaffected, suggesting that Brahmi
decreases the rate of forgetting of newly
acquired information.
 Ref. Chronic Effects of Brahmi (Bacopa
monnieri) on Human Memory
Department of Psychology, University of
Wollongong, Australia

29. SHANKHAPUSHPI
in Cleverol
 Shankhapushpi administered orally for 3
days in adult male Swiss mice, was effective
in decreasing scopolamine induced deficit in
passive avoidance test. The improvement in
the peripheral stress markers and
scopolamine induced dementia by EA in the
present study indicates the adaptogenic and
anti-amnesic properties of EA.
 Ref. Pharmacology Biochemistry and
Behavior, Volume 81, Issue 3, July 2005,
Pages 424-432

30. SHATAVARI
In Cleverol
 The immunoadjuvant potential of Asparagus
racemosus was evaluated using serological and
hematological parameters for 15 days resulted
significant increase (P = 0.0052) in antibody titers
compared to untreated (control) animals.
Immunoprotection against intra-cerebral challenge
of live B. pertussis cells was evaluated based on
degree of sickness, paralysis etc. Improved health
status was observed indicating development of
protective immune response.
 Ref. J Ethnopharmacol. 2004 Apr;91(2-3):251-5.
Authors: Gautam M, Diwanay S, Gairola S, Shinde
Y, Patki P, Patwardhan B.

31. ASHWAGANDHA
In Cleverol
 The aqueous suspension of Withania
somnifera root powder was investigated for
their in vivo and in vitro immunomodulatory
properties. W. somnifera showed potent
inhibitory activity towards the complement
system, mitogen induced lymphocyte
proliferation and delayed-type
hypersensitivity reaction.
 Ref. Vascular Pharmacology, Volume 44,
Issue 6, June 2006, Pages 406-410
 Authors: M. Rasool, P. Varalakshmi

32. Step 3:
Memory Recall process
 Most important for students
 Cleveroma agarbatti, a novel approach
and revolutionary research product.
 Nasal medication has immediate effect
on brain cells as it bypasses BBB.
 Directly acts on the target of action.
 German research supporting to this
concept.

33. Cleveroma Agarbatti,
 A Novel Revolutionary Product.

34. Recall process…
 34 students given memory test
 Rose perfume sprayed in the room
 fMRI scan showed stimulation in the
hippocampus
 97% recall in the treated group
 84% in the control group
 Hippocampus is involved in
consolidation of knowledge

35. Recall process…
 Based on this concept, aromatic herbs
like Rose, Jatamansi, Vekhand are
incorporated in this agarbatti.
 Students should light this during
studies and in the bedroom while
sleeping
 Those allergic to smoke should not use
this agarbatti

36. Diet
 Each cell in the body is the result of
your diet.

37. Diet, a part and parcel for
good mental health
 Ayurveda has recommended special
nourishing recipe for improving
intellectual performance
 It is called “Panch-Khadya”
 Contains: Kharik, Khajoor, Khobra
(Coconut), Khus-khus (Poppy seed),
Khadi-sakhar (Candy sugar)

38. What is good for memory
Tiffin for recess:
Better than Wada-Pav,
Wafers, Biscuits and
other junk food

39. Prayers…
Scientific perspective
 Prayers play a major role in improving
intellectual performance and it can be
proved scientifically.
 Cortisol is a stress hormone proved to have
long-lasting adverse effect on Brain.
 Prayers create confidence and keeps you
away from fear and stress.
 Thereby help to prevent the brain damage
and improve performance eventually.

40. Exercise:
Improves O2 to the brain.
Only regularity important

41. How meditation helps
 CHANGES IN P300 FOLLOWING TWO YOGA-BASED RELAXATION
TECHNIQUES
S. P. Sarang & Shirley Telles Cyclic meditation (CM) is a technique that
combines “stimulating” and “calming” practices, based on a statement in
ancient yoga texts suggesting that such a
combination may be especially helpful to reach a state of mental equilibrium.
The changes in the peak latency and peak amplitude of P300 auditory event–
related potentials were studied before and after the practice of cyclic
meditation compared to an equal duration of supine rest in 42 volunteers
(group mean age ± SD, 27 ± 6.3 years), from Fz, Cz, and Pz electrode sites
referenced to linked earlobes. The sessions were one day apart and the order
was alternated. There was reduction in the peak latencies of P300 after cyclic
meditation at Fz, Cz, and Pz compared to the “pre” values. A similar trend of
reduction in P300 peak latencies at Fz, Cz, and Pz was also observed after
supine rest, compared to the respective “pre” values, although themagnitude
of change in each casewas less after supine rest compared to after cyclic
meditation. The P300 peak amplitudes after CM were higher at Fz, Cz, and Pz
sites compared to the “pre” values. In contrast, no significant changes were
observed in the P300 peak amplitudes at Fz, Cz, and Pz after supine rest
compared to the respective “pre” state. The present results support the idea
that “cyclic” meditation enhances cognitive processes underlying the
generation of the P300.

42. Adequate sleep…
 As the body requires adequate rest for
replenishing the physical strength,
brain also needs adequate sleep to
recharge the intellectual abilities.
 Sleep deprivation leads to impairment
in cognitive process.
 Hippocampus activity is maximum
during the sleep which helps to
consolidate the acquired knowledge.

43. Tratak:
Improving concentration
 Just 5 minutes in a day
 Improves focus removes distraction

44. POSITIVE ATTITUDE
 Positive attitude has immense
potential in learning and achieving
knowledge.
 Instead of saying “Oh No”, Always say
“Oh Yes”.
 If you say “I can do it” you can really
do it. Never underestimate yourself.

45. SUMMARY of
SUCCESS KIT
 Cleverin nasal drops for improving
the grasping capacity of the brain
 Cleverol for strengthening the
storage volume of the brain
 Cleveroma agarbatti for
stimulating the recall process of
brain

46. Summary of the
presentation
 Cleverin improves input of knowledge
 Cleverol increases storage in the neurons
 Cleveroma accelerates recall process
 Have Good Diet
 Perform Regular Exercise
 Have Faith in God
 Take Adequate sleep
 Perform Tratak for concentration
 Make a habit of Positive attitude
 Success is assured

47. With SUCCESS KIT,
Have a wonderful future