Training Your Brain For Success: Can Some Foods Make You Smarter? : Brain Foods

Article by Maria Markella

Recent researches show that certain foods like nuts and seeds, can boost your self-esteem and stabilize your mood. Whether you believe it or not, if you consume large quantities of any kind of nuts (almonds, hazelnuts, walnuts etc) and seeds (sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds etc) you will experience mood balance and you will start thinking clearer and be happier.

Many modern scientists use the term “Brain Food” for nuts and seeds and other related food. It… Continue reading

Vitamins : Vitamin Essentials for Healthy Hair, Skin and Nails

Article by Jean Lee

Vitamin Essentials for Healthy Hair, Skin and Nails – Health

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Hair, skin and nail vitamins typically overlap. The vitamins which are usually found in order to assist hair, skin and nails are vitamins A, B and D. These three vitamins may be located to all cosmetic merchandise, and they have the job… Continue reading

Nutrition and Brain Activity : Brain Foods

Article by Abdullah Salim & Nedalee Ruiz

Food is very important not just for energy, but also for brain activity, mood and behavior. We can get irritable, annoyed and restless if we skip meals or do not eat enough. On the other hand, we may feel calm and relaxed if we have had food in a timely manner. A sleepy person can be productive after a cup of coffee but a person who does not eat enough on a regular… Continue reading

Photographic Memory : Mental Photography – The Story So Far

Article by Michelle Rudge

Mental Photography – The Story So Far – Self Help

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The story of mental photography began back in 1975 with a wealthy young man who owned a speed reading company and ‘knew’ that our brains were capable of so much more than just reading quickly.

That young man was Richard Welsh. Welsh… Continue reading

Brain Training – Nintendo DS Lite & DSI : Brain Training

Article by Zwee

The games in Nintendo DS Lite and DSI are really fun to play… they are colorful and very entertaining and they make these portable devices much more fun and desirable. But do you would you want to play these fun games all day long? You would at some point of time feel like playing some other game with a little more substance. One such game in which you can challenge yourself also is Brain Training which is… Continue reading

How To Include Your Brain As Part Of Your Overall Health And Fitness Regime : Brain Foods

Article by michael bourne

A lot of people who say that they have a weight loss regime or a health regime or any kind of health and fitness routine fails to see the importance of including their brains in their routine, as they only focus on getting their bodies in shape, getting fit or losing weight. However, the brain being the most complex organ in the body that dictates the functions of the body daily routines, from going to the… Continue reading

Photographic Memory : Taking Pictures Should Always Be Your Passion

Article by Liza Elizna

Taking Pictures Should Always Be Your Passion – Other

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The other day I was at the beach and I happened to see two dolphins swimming in the water. My heart immediately jumped because I happened to have a camera on me at the time. Most of my friends are professional photographers and… Continue reading

Complementary and Alternative Treatments For Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) : Brain Vitamin

Article by Franchis Adam

Nutrition and Supplementation

Nutritional deficiencies are a factor in many psychological disorders. Many children with learning disorders have an allergic reaction to casein and gluten. Casein is a protein found in milk, so it may be wise to eliminate dairy from your diet. Gluten is found in grains, making wheat, spelt, oats, barley, and rye problematic. Common food allergens are corn, soy, eggs, tomatoes, yeast, and peanuts. Eat instead a diet high in protein that also… Continue reading

8 Simple Ways To Boost Your Brain Power : Brain Power

Article by Trevor Johnson

There are lots of different ways to increase your brain power. Your brain is like any other “muscle” in your body and grows stronger the more it is used. Here are some that you can start using immediately to boost the power of your brain:

1. Use your brain more (duh!) Sounds easy. But how many times do you reach for the keyboard to search for something you already know but can’t be bothered to remember?… Continue reading

Brain Foods : What Mind Routines May i Do To Maximize My Attention

Article by John Oxnard

What Mind Routines May i Do To Maximize My Attention – Education

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When you want to build your muscles, you pump iron. To be able to improve the concentration and focus within your mind, then you definitely should exercise your brain. Whether it be eating brain food or enjoying brain games, exercising… Continue reading

Boost Your Brain Power with Brainwave Entrainment Technology : Brain Power

Article by Greg Frost

Don’t you think that having an extra advantage in life is something necessary in this fast paced and competitive world? Especially one that is drug free and uses the brains natural potential to improve our own abilities by multiple times. Not all of us are born gifted and some of us are actually born with a use of higher brain functions than the rest.

These are the Einstein’s, the Stephen Hawkins and the Jeffrey Chaucer’s of… Continue reading

Short Term Memory : What Causes Poor Memory?

Article by Andre Thunestvedt

What Causes Poor Memory? – Health

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Your memory and how it works would be a complex riddle for any researcher. Take the seemingly simple process of transforming short-term to long-term memory. Take the score of a World Series baseball game. It makes sense to remember it the next day, but why might… Continue reading