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THE RUNES: The World’s Greatest Puzzle!6 comments »
Now some important news about a wonderfully original puzzle called THE RUNES.
I strongly recommend it, and am delighted that we can bring it to you well ahead of anyone else in North America.
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Note: The Mindfit software is currently available for purchase in the Smartkit Store here
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Researchers in Ireland have found that brain exercises in the form of rote memorization of poems, articles, and short stories leads to memory improvement.
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New research out of Northwestern University’s Neuroscience Laboratory drastically changes our understanding of the brain.
The study, to appear in the April issue of
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Is the brain like the muscles in your body? Can it be trained with cognitive exercises to improve mental agility and sharpness as you get older?
Quite a bit of research has come out lately indicating that the answer to this question is a resounding ‘Yes’.
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One of the main benefits of stimulant drugs (such as cocaine, ephedrine, and amphetamines like Ritalin) is their ability to dramatically increase mental energy and concentration. They can make it easier to focus on your work and studies for prolonged periods of time.
How is this achieved? Basically, it’s thought that psychostimulants increase catecholamine
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Reading through the latest issue of Neurology Today, came across some interesting tidbits on how beneficial exercise can be for your brain:
- As mentioned in earlier posts, exercise leads to the creation of new brain cells in the hippocampus
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Does listening to Mozart make you smarter? According to a landmark neuroscience research study out of the University of California, Mozart’s sonata for two pianos K448 (which you can listen to below) can increase your spatial-temporal IQ scores by 9 points
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Today I received an email from someone who runs a memory and learning improvement internet business. It was the kind of email that gets blasted to thousands of inboxes simultaneously. Although I’ve never purchased any of their products, I always got the impression it was fairly reputable.
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Many are using Nintendo’s Brain Age game to boost their brain power.
Here are two more powerful tools, however, you can add to your brain
gym:- Dance Dance Revolution
- In the Groove
[Two videos follow at the end of the article]
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We’ll be hosting a Q & A article with “Scandanavia’s most intelligent man” Jola Sigmond (IQ 192). If you have any questions you’d like to pose to him, please click here.
Other info:
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Adolescents who use anabolic steroids likely do permanent damage to their brain.
Since the teenage brain is still growing and not yet completely formed, anabolic steroids can permanently knock it off its proper development course.
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A 2006 study out of the Division of Neuroscience and The Brain Research Center at University of British Columbia Hospital nicely summarizes one of the core teachings of brain enhancement:
- Regular doses of exercise can “massively increase” the growth of new brain cells in your brain.
The best part of it all, however, is the specific location
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Some of the hottest video games today are very heavy on violence and gore. While running around and shooting up things in a virtual brain gym can improve certain aspects of brain function and performance, there is reason to believe that these sort of games wind up doing more harm to society than good.





























