Your Brain Signals to Your Body It Needs Food : Brain Foods

Published July 14, 2020

Article by Marquis Van De Mark

It’s the cells in the brain from the hypothalamus gland that regulates when you should eat and not your stomach scientists have discovered. Food will trigger your brain to remember the way food tastes, smells and will excite chemicals in the brain to eat.

When the body needs food or nourishment, neurotransmitters are released.One neurotransmitter called Neuropeptide Y (NPY) is important in sending messages to various parts of the brain.

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Short Term Memory : Memory Loss in Alzheimer’s Disease

Published July 13, 2020

Article by Mike Herman

Memory Loss in Alzheimer’s Disease – Health

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Do you know your date of birth? The name of the President or Prime Minister? These are questions that are regularly used to test for memory loss – the first symptom of Alzheimer’s disease.

Although memory loss occurs in all cases of Alzheimer’s disease, it… Continue reading →

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Learning Spanish Has Never Been Easier : Memory Exercises

Published July 12, 2020

Article by Douglas Bower

Mnemonic memory training is a memory system that allows you to store information in and recall it from your long-term memory, and, in the case of learning a new language, your speech center. Mnemonics gives you a way to organize information, store it, and recall it. The better information is organized and stored, the easier you will be able to recall it when it is needed and the longer it will stay in your head. If… Continue reading →

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Brain Training For Complete Health

Published July 12, 2020

Habits are what guide many people through their day-to-day routines and brain training is something you can use to help you stay mentally focused and sharp. 

Your brain is a very complicated organ. There are key elements that anyone can do to help the brain remain in the best mental state possible.

When you are performing the same activities on a daily basis, your brain can become lazy. Each day you may feel as though you are on autopilot… Continue reading →

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Secrets of Method Acting – part 4 : Memory Exercises

Published July 11, 2020

Article by Neils Bohr

The Breakfast Drink is the first Sense Memory exercise.

The Breakfast Drink The purpose of this exercise is to experience and fix in memory the reliving of all the sensory aspects of the breakfast drink. Choose what you habitually drink in the morning (e.g. a cold fruit juice or a hot drink like tea or coffee). Take the cup or glass in both hands and concentrate on your five senses one at a time. Breathe in… Continue reading →

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Improv and Brain Training

Published July 11, 2020

In today’s fast paced world there is nothing like improv comedy training to sharpen your mental skills. Who is the person whose ideas most often get heard, the man who sits in a meeting and thinks and ponders or the woman who jumps on the questions posed and comes up with an idea?

I am not saying either way produces a better idea, because in reality either method could be used to come up with the ultimate solution, or more… Continue reading →

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Short Term Memory : OAP’s Turn To Bingo For Memory Boost

Published July 10, 2020

Article by Sally Crown

OAP’s Turn To Bingo For Memory Boost – Health – Anti Aging

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What is causing the surge in popularity of on line Bingo and in particular its appeal among the older population? Research conducted by on line gaming companies has attempted to examine the factors which motivate older adults to play bingo.… Continue reading →

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Your wonderful brain, brain relaxation and brain training : Brain Training

Published July 10, 2020

Article by Lamar Puckett

Anything that can be familiar is left human brain dominant.Along with nearly everywhere brain there are some other part of the brain. The front lobe controls your persona, the temporal lobe works with short and long term ram, the parietal lobe is the lobe in the hand, and the occipital lobe, abdominal muscles back part of the mind, controls vision.Your brain requires two things to survive: gas and activation. Auditory activation (listening to nature appears to… Continue reading →

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Discount Vitamins

Published July 9, 2020

When local nutrition stores have discount sales, they normally have a limited supply of the vitamins that have on sale.  Once they have been sold, that is normally the end of that particular vitamin being offered at discount price for the duration of the sale.  Other times, the time frame of the sale may make it hard to get to the store.  If you don’t know about the sale in advance, it may conflict with your schedule… Continue reading →

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Brain Training: It Works (to Improve Mental Skills) and It Doesn’t (to reduce Brain Age) : Brain Training

Published July 9, 2020

Article by Alvaro Fernandez

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Researchers from the Mayo Clinic and USC Davis have just announced publication of their IMPACT study at the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. The press release announces:

– “Of the 487 healthy adults over the age of 65 who participated in a randomized controlled trial, half used the Brain Fitness Program for 40 hours over the course of eight weeks. The Brain Fitness Program consists of six audio exercises done on… Continue reading →

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Short Term Loans for Short Term Needs

Published July 8, 2020

There are hundreds of reasons why people need short term loans. And there are hundreds of lenders who will be happy to advance you the money you need for the short period of time you need it. Here’s an overview of how it works.

What are Short Term Needs and Loans? An emergency short-term need arises when there is an unexpected expense such as a household repair, a medical bill or a car repair that must be done right away.… Continue reading →

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Vitamins : Vitamin E For Acne Scars?

Published July 8, 2020

Article by Dr. Rose Windale

Vitamin E For Acne Scars? – Health – Skin Care

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There has been the common notion that Vitamin E is good for the skin. What about the case of acne scars? Will Vitamin E be effective in diminishing acne scars? Of course there are other options for acne scars treatment such… Continue reading →

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