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  • Gambling illustration with 3d casino symbols, cards and ribbon.
    Playing Cards
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    For my premiere on Smartkit I would like to present a series of 5 logic puzzles

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  • MindFit: A computerized gym to train your brain
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    Note: The Mindfit software is currently available for purchase in the Smartkit Store here

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  • Rote training improves memory in older adults

     

    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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  • Obesity and Brain Power in middle age
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    If you are overweight, here’s some additional incentive to lose the pounds from a recent study in the journal Neurology that suggests there is a connection between obesity and brain power amongst the middle aged.

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  • Low Iron? Supplement to improve brain power
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    Here’s some new research that will come as a surprise to most neurologists: Moderate iron deficiency- without overt anemia- can impair learning and memory.

    Importantly, the study found that iron supplementation can reverse the cognitive dysfunction.

    The study was published in the March 2007 issue American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.

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  • What sleep research can teach us about unlocking learning potential: Crucial Student Study Skills
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    This article reveals what modern neuroscience has learned about sleep as it applies to learning and memory. I believe this information can be of great benefit not only to students looking to improve their study skills, but to anyone interested in improving their memory and learning potential.

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  • Music Training can remodel the brainstem and improve learning

    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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  • Aromatherapy to boost brain power
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    Can certain smells boost brain power? Let’s first take a look at what else certain odors can do:

    • Stores are now using special odors to make customers buy things and spend more money
    • The leathery smell of a new car is an artificial odor sprayed on to enhance buyer satisfaction
    • Casinos are using odors to make people gamble more
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  • Glimpse of the Divine: Two examples of prodigious brain talent and what we can learn from them
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    The first genius is Daniel Tammet, a 27 year old math and language prodigy with Asperger’s syndrome

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  • carbohyrates and brain power
    How to feed your brain to increase mental energy and focus
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    Your mental energy and ability to concentrate depend to a very large extent on the types of food you eat. Unfortunately, most people fall short when it comes to understanding how to best feed the brain. Here’s a short tip you may find helpful:

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  • brain training boosts brain power
    Brain Training DOES boost brain power
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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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  • pills vs. raw foods
    Can Vitamin B6, B12, and Folic Acid pills boost your brain power?
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    It is estimated that more than 1 in 3 Americans take vitamin supplements every day. Many believe that by taking these pills, they can improve brain function. B Vitamins are especially popular.

    Do they work?

    My suspicion is, as long as you don’t have a significant deficiency, they are probably not doing your brain very much good.

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  • how to naturally mimic the effect of stimulants like ritalin to boost brain concentration
    How to naturally mimic the effects of stimulants to improve concentration
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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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  • What every college student should know about ‘The All-Nighter’
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    Can college students pull an ‘All-Nighter’—staying up the entire night to cram for a test—and have their brains function close to normal the next day? The majority, of course, think so …

    But several studies clearly show brain function takes a big hit after an all-nighter. Memory systems and

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  • cocoavia chocolate and cocoapro can make you feel good
    Did Mars spike the new CocoaVia chocolate bar with feel good brain flavanols?
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    Over the past 4 years, I’ve eaten a lot of dark chocolate, and some of the world’s best bars have made their way through our kitchen. Amedei, Valrhona, Michel Cluizel, El Rey, Domori, Bonnat. The nice thing about chocolate is that it is a very affordable luxury. You can grab yourself the world’s finest bar for less than $20.

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  • Caffeine and Your Brain: Don’t use a nuclear bunker buster to kill an ant

    One of the greatest misunderstandings people have about the brain is their belief in “free energy”.

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  • Smart kids with brain power and the origin of gifted programs
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    Read an interesting article about how Florida is looking to lower the requirements of entry into public school gifted programs.

    Traditionally, entry is based on getting a score above 130 on such classic IQ tests such as the Stanford-Binet and Wechsler intelligence scales. About 4% of children who take these tests score above 130.

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