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The Connection Between Omega 3 and Brain Health : Brain Foods

Article by Elizabeth Ruby

Have you heard the sayings “eat your fish, it’s brain food” and “an apple a day keeps the doctor away” only to shrug them off as old wives tales that have no merit? You may be surprised to discover that both of these statements actually have scientific backing and are vital for our overall good health.

Fish is the main source of the essential fatty acids known as omega 3. Brain health is dependent on DHA,… Continue reading

Understanding Memory Loss in Sonoma, California : Memory Exercises

Article by Frank Samson

“It’s on the Tip of My Tongue”

Loss of memory or cognitive decline shows up in the little things first. You have a harder time calling to mind the names of people and places; you have something on the tip of your tongue, but just can’t remember what it is, you go into a room to get something and can’t remember what it was. The prefrontal cortex, which is your search engine for your memory, can’t… Continue reading

Satellite Internet Assisting Those with Dial-up in the Short-Term Memory : Short Term Memory

Article by Jon Jacobson

Cruising the internet one can find many articles written about the ‘death of dial-up.’ What might surprise the average reader are the dates attached to such articles. When did the scale finally tip, and broadband customers outweighed dial-up customers at long last? While most people would guess 1997, the real answer is 2007. Just three years ago the same number of people were subscribing to dial-up as broadband internet. Today, three short years later, the world… Continue reading