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Brain Training : Improving quality of life through cognitive training
Article by steve woods
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CogniFit Brain Fitness is a revolutionary technology that lets you explore your brain, assess your cognitive skills, train the abilities that are important to you and gives you an efficient mind training. You will instantly know how fit your brain is and what… Continue reading
What Is Motor Control And How Do You Improve It? : Memory Exercises
Article by Pedro Teixeira
Motor control is something that is very important for many parts of daily life. If you have lost any type of motor control this can be very frustrating. You may not feel like you can function at a level that you are used to and this can prevent you from living independently. When you begin to look at ways to improve motor control, it can help you to regain some of the life you once knew.… Continue reading
Cure Erectile Dysfunction – Naturally Using The Konov Principle : Memory Exercises
Article by sacha tarkovsky
ED, or erectile dysfunction, affects over 50% of men over 50, and as a man ages, that number raises dramatically.
The blue pills,have become one the world’s largest selling medicine due to this condition. However, all the blue pills have unpleasant side-effects, and some men cannot take them due to their need to take other medications, here is a way to cure ED which is little known and can be highly effective.
Can ED really be… Continue reading
Method Acting – Practical Excercises for the Actor : Memory Exercises
Article by Brian Timoney
Method Acting Tips
The Method has become synonymous with many great actors such as Daniel Day Lewis, Sean Penn, Forest Whitaker, Al Pacino, Meryl Streep, and Marlon Brando to name but a few. But what is the Method? And what has made it so successful?
Below are practical exercises from the technique that clarify some of the tools used by Method actors.
1. Develop Your Concentration
A high level of concentration is essential to enable top… Continue reading
Forget me not : Memory Exercises
Article by Kevin Agrawal
Only someone who has suffered from memory loss can understand the frustration of not being able to remember the significant and insignificant details of life. From forgetting mundane things like where you kept your glasses to factual details like names, birthdays, anniversaries, and other key events – memory loss can lead to many an embarrassing situation.While many people associate memory loss with aging, certain ailments, medication, injuries, can also result in serious loss of memory. However,… Continue reading
Defeating the Decay of Memories : Memory Exercises
Article by Rafiu Idris
The decay of memory capacity is such that an hour after trying to memorise,approximately fifty percent of the facts may have been forgotten. A day laternearly everything related to the memory exercise may have evaporated. A graphdrawn to show the way in which people forget would show a sudden, dramaticdownward curve starting about five minutes after the attempted memorisation.This assumes that full attention was given to the spoken or written materials, withunderstanding; obviously if little attention… Continue reading
6 Brain Exercises For Children : Memory Exercises
Article by Sarah J Holt
As children are growing up they are developing thinking, as well as behavioral, patterns. Using these 6 brain exercises for children is one way to help them develop these skills for better functioning and mental abilities for life.
Word Searches/Crosswords
They make many books for kids that contain word searches and crosswords. These are great activities for children to exercise their brains by using the focus and thinking that they require. Crossword puzzles are also… Continue reading
Need a Memory Upgrade? How to Improve Your Memory, Part 4 of 11 : Memory Exercises
Article by Teresa Bolen
Work it Baby!
The old adage “use it or lose it” is just as true for memory as in other areas. If you want to improve your memory, you need to give it a “work out” on a daily basis in order to have it available and at its best for you.
If you have been feeding your mind limiting thoughts about your memory, you might have convinced yourself that those limitations are real. You might… Continue reading
Brain Training : What Is The Relationship Between Brain Health And Brain Plasticity
Article by Pedro Teixeira
What Is The Relationship Between Brain Health And Brain Plasticity – Health
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The health of your brain will ultimately effect the fulfillment of your life. A brain that doesn’t function and fire the way it should can have unknowing results on your feelings and daily mood. This is why it is so… Continue reading
Three Memory Techniques To Help You Learn A Foreign Language : Memory Exercises
Article by Maria Markella
Learning a new language can be a difficult task. But if you use these simple memory exercises/techniques you could be start learning a new language in no time.
Memory technique A: The One Hundred WordsThere’s not a lot to say about this particular technique. I know it works for me. The idea is that you only need a 100 strong words to cover over 50% of all words used in a conversation. By learning those… Continue reading
Mental Exercises : Memory Exercises
Article by Michael Logan
Could mental exercises be what you do in counseling? Or could it be what you do in the exercise gym? What you do when you learn something new? What about memory training, is that mental exercise?
What about stomping on all those ants, or automatic negative thoughts, practicing prayer, and meditation, or biofeedback skills, or creating art or writing your journal.
They are all mental exercises, and according to Sharon Begley, author of Train Your Mind,… Continue reading