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John Todor: To reach brain potential, we need less individual “improv”

August 22, 2013 by SharpBrains

John-Todor
John I. Todor

What is your cur­rent job title and orga­ni­za­tion, and what excites you the most about work­ing there?
As the Co-Founder of Living55Plus.com, I enjoy the oppor­tu­ni­ty to curate the new research show­ing how lifestyle impacts men­tal, phys­i­cal and social well-being, and to help build a com­mu­ni­ty to share every­day experiences.

Please tell us about your inter­est in applied brain sci­ence. What areas are you most inter­est­ed in? What moti­vat­ed you to pur­sue work in your field?
My Ph.D. is in Edu­ca­tion­al Psy­chol­o­gy, fol­lowed by post-doc­tor­al work in cog­ni­tive sci­ence and clin­i­cal neu­ropsy­chol­o­gy. I am most inter­est­ed in uncov­er­ing how lifestyles, what we do day in and out and how we do it, includ­ing our jobs, con­tribute to well-being. How can we devel­op and apply meth­ods to help peo­ple adopt healthy lifestyles and replace tox­ic behav­iors? [Read more…] about John Todor: To reach brain poten­tial, we need less indi­vid­ual “improv”

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Filed Under: Brain/ Mental Health Tagged With: aging, john todder, lifestyle-changes, lifestyles, living 55 plus, meditation, neoroplasticity, social-network, well-being

Brain Health and Alzheimer’s Prevention

April 9, 2008 by Alvaro Fernandez

We just received these two very thought-pro­vok­ing essays on Alzheimer’s Dis­ease and brain health, as part of a writ­ing work­shop, led by Susan Hill in Lake­land, Flori­da, with a group of grade 9–11 homeschoolers.

With­out fur­ther ado, here you are both Essays:

Essay A. Pre­vent­ing Alzheimer’s at Work

– By Josh H

5,000,000: that is the num­ber of peo­ple in the Unit­ed States alone who are affect­ed by Alzheimer’s dis­ease. Research has shown that those who held jobs such as san­i­ta­tion work­ers or trash col­lec­tors in their 30s, 40s, and 50s are more at risk for Alzheimer’s dis­ease than peo­ple who held jobs such as doc­tors or sci­en­tists at the same age. If every­one knew this, the world would ben­e­fit, and it could impact the lives of everyone.

[Read more…] about Brain Health and Alzheimer’s Prevention

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Filed Under: Brain/ Mental Health Tagged With: aging, Alzheimers-disease, brain-cells, Brain-health, dementia, diet, exercise, fish-oils, heart, jobs, Learning, lifestyle-changes, memory-loss, Mental-Health, plaques, Preventing-Alzheimer's, Senility, work

Brain Training and Brain fitness games

July 7, 2007 by Alvaro Fernandez

Fun quick arti­cle, titled Review: Lat­est Brain-Teas­ing Video Games, on Brain Train­ing, “Nin­ten­do Brain Age”, “Big Brain Acad­e­my”, “Hot Brain”, “Brain Boost”, “Brain Genius”, “Brain Juice”, “Brain Chal­lenge”, “Mind Quiz”…

Please remem­ber to use our check­lists on How to Select the Right Brain Fit­ness Pro­gram-short check­list or the full length ver­sion-, if you are look­ing for real ben­e­fits beyond entertainment.

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Filed Under: Brain/ Mental Health Tagged With: baby-boomers, blogosphere, Brain-Training, Brain-Trust-Program, Cognitive-tests, heart, High-blood-pressure, jobs, lifestyle-changes, Nintendo-Brain, Senility, seniors-brain-health

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