An Apple a Day Keeps the Cobwebs Away
submitted by Patric Starr |
This exercise helps with planning and Spacial reasoning. It’s a cognitive workout. How fast can you get to the center?
submitted by Power Health |
Most people who suffer from peripheral neuropathy do not know that they have a full spectrum of treatment options. Most believe that (a) they have to take medications that give some relief and have side effects, or the medications do not work, or (b) that there isn’t anything else they can [...]
by Steve Gillman |
Want to do some fun experiments on your brain? Don’t worry, these are ones you can try at home. Not only are they perfectly safe, but they will also help you demonstrate your own brainpower.
1. Activate your right brain by singing. You can rhyme more easily when singing, because you’re working from [...]
by Marie Harger |
Neurofeedback, also known as biofeedback, has grown in popularity due to expanding scientific evidence by world leading universities and research hospitals. In fact, the U. S. National Library of Medicine’s database of scholarly articles contains dozens of prestigious studies about neurofeedback with positive outcomes. With neurofeedback you can learn to train your [...]
More exciting news for the chocoholics out there. Healthy Chocolate may actually assist in a variety of health issues relating to the brain. Chocolate has long been described as an aphrodisiac, a mood enhancer and a stimulant. Raw, unalkalized chocolate that is cold processed, high in natural cocoa nutrients, contains no sugars, hydrogenated oils or [...]
by Marie Harger |
One of the obvious health tips for optimal brain wellness and performance is to eat nutritious food. Eating a balanced diet, exercising and getting enough rest are all essential components to feeling good and living a healthy life. There is no doubt food affects the Brain, either to build and nourish [...]
by JoAnne Krumpe, PhD |
How smart do you think you are? Measuring intelligence has been the focus of educational psychologists, cognitive scientists and neurobiologists for over the past 30 years, and has been the province of philosophers for millennia. Most of us agree that mental quickness, ability to retain information and use it [...]
by Marie Harger |
The old school view of emotions is that of weakness. Boys were sissies if they cried and girls, well…just plain weak or over sensitive. Today scientists, such as Richard Lane at the University of Arizona have discovered the importance of the connection between emotions and the brain. In his lecture at UCLA, [...]
by Marie Harger |
About 70 percent of the human body is water and water is a superb conductor of electrical energy. The brain and nervous system electrical and chemical actions are dependent on the conductivity of electrical currents, which are facilitated by water. Brain tissue is 85-percent water, from which we can then conclude that, [...]
by Sara Piccola |
Breathing is one of the most overlooked actions; you don’t need to think about it, you’ll breathe anyway! It happens so unconsciously we rarely take time to stop and notice whether we are breathing effectively or not. In fact, most people do not breathe properly and only use a fraction of their [...]
Written by Michael Gerber, MD, HMD
Last month I gave some of the history of EDTA chelation therapy, an FDA approved therapy for removing lead and other heavy metals. It has been administered to an estimated one million people in the last 50 years with an 86 percent positive success rate in helping cardiovascular diseases.
EDTA chelation [...]
with mild Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (mHBOT)
Written by David Rovetti, DC
Autism cases have skyrocketed in the past decade and it is now the third most prominent development condition of children today. Autism is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by impaired communication and social interaction. It may also be accompanied by cognitive impairment and sometimes epilepsy. Its cause [...]
