Posts Tagged ‘train-your-brain’
Brain Fitness around the Globe
A few days ago, Rajendra, an Indian reader of our newsletter, told us that ASHA (the acronym for the American Seniors Housing Association, for whom we prepared this special report), means Hope in Hindi. Asha, everyone! Then, we saw a few excellent articles on Brain Fitness and SharpBrains in multiple languages and continents-time to practice our…
Read MoreImprove Memory and Enhance Post-Stroke Rehab with Exercise
A couple of recent studies have reinforced the lifelong potential for brain plasticity (the ability of the brain to rewire itself through experience) and the importance of physical exercise for cognitive vitality. One study focused on 1) adults over 50 with mild cognitive impairment, the other one on 2) stroke survivors. 1) Memory problems: Adults…
Read MoreObesity Crisis or Cognitive Crisis?
The article Clumsy kids more likely to become obese adults: study (CBC)… — “The study was based on tests of about 11,000 people in Britain who were tested for hand control, co-ordination and clumsiness at age seven and 11, and were then followed until age 33.” — “Prof. Scott Montgomery of the Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm…
Read MoreYour Trading Brain: Expert or Novice
All trading strategies and decision making are brain-based synaptic strategies. The human brain has an infinite capacity to change, organize and reorganize itself, progression to trading excellence is possible.
Read MoreCognitive Training Clinical Trial: Seeking Older Adults
Neuroscientists at Columbia University Medical Center (see our previous interview with Yaakov Stern on the Cognitive Reserve) have asked for help in recruiting volunteers for an exciting clinical trial. If you are based in New York City, and between the ages of 60 and 75, please consider joining this study. More information below: ————————— Use it or…
Read MoreDon’t Outsource Your Brain
We have suggested before (The Ten Habits of Highly Effective Brains)… “Don’t Outsource Your Brain. Not to media personalities, not to politicians, not to your smart neighbour… Make your own decisions, and mistakes. And learn from them. That way, you are training your brain, not your neighbour’s.” Well, let me add now: Don’t Outsource Your…
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