Posts Tagged ‘improve-memory’
Growing demand for products to enhance cognition and memory
. Marketing Cognition Products (Natural Products Insider): “Cognition and brain health is a hot topic, especially in light of the aging population…As there is currently no cure for dementia, consumers have a strong interest in both performance and preventive cognition products that include an array of options from
Read MoreApple names brain training app “2014 App of the Year”
Apple names its top apps of 2014 (Mashable): “It’s a good day for Elevate, which was just named Apple’s favorite app of 2014. The app, which helps you improve memory and focus, was Apple’s top pick of the year. The runner-up was Instagram’s Hyperlapse, which speeds up shaky videos and turns them into time lapses in…
Read MoreHow to improve memory skills and remember what you read: Beyond phonics and “whole language”
Despite the increasing visual media we are increasingly exposed to, reading is still an important skill. Whether it is school textbooks, online newspapers or regular books, people still read, though not as much as they used to. One reason that many people don’t read much is that they don’t read well. For them,
Read MoreTo improve memory, enhance attention and other cognitive abilities
Remembering, as en Extreme Sport (The New York Times): “We found that one of the biggest differences between memory athletes and the rest of us,” said Henry L. Roediger III, the psychologist who
Read More“My take on the use of nutritional supplements is that they mostly provide little benefit for those who are healthy”
Question by Emi and Joan Cooper: The SharpBrains Guide is quite critical on the use of ginkgo and supplements to maximize brain health and improve memory. What is your own take? Do you use any supplements? What do you advice others? Also, what is the impact of too much sugar consume on our brains?
Read MoreUpdate: From smart homes to smart people — where digital health meets brain fitness
Who said, “So for me the most exciting takeaway from this year’s CES (Consumer Electronics Show) isn’t the smart car or the smart home, it’s the smart person…” You can find the answer, and many insights on brain health innovation, by reading SharpBrains’ January 2013 eNewsletter. Enjoy! Digital health meets consumer electronics and brain training, by Dr. Evian…
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