
Magic Power
What do studies of the brain tell us? That the human brain is far more pliable than we once thought. We can get far more out of our brain than we’d ever believed was possible. (more…)

Magic Power
What do studies of the brain tell us? That the human brain is far more pliable than we once thought. We can get far more out of our brain than we’d ever believed was possible. (more…)

What can martial arts like Shao Lin boxing, aikido, tai chi, judo, jujitsu, etc., do for your brain? For one, it gives you all the benefits of any physical exercise: (more…)
What do you have in common with Bill Gates, Ralph Waldo Emerson, and Ronald Reagan?

Bill Gates; This image has been posted to Flickr by the copyright holder, the World Economic Forum. Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike 2.0 License
You can use your body to help you think.

Jump and jog your brain
Ka-pow!

Red hot boxer!
C’mon sock it to her. Punch, jab, pummel. Throw that uppercut!
Do it. For the sake of your bod; for the sake of your brain. Feel the ecstasy of the well-aimed hook; feel the energy surge.
Do it. You’ll feel smarter, stronger, happier! Your IQ will soar into the stratosphere!
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Wow, what a buzz!
Want to give your brain an instant buzz? And do you want to have fun doing it? Yes, fun is important. Because if you don’t enjoy an activity, chances are that you won’t do it regularly. So pick one or more activities from the list below—and feel your brain sparkle!
These are the fun activities that have been shown to have the most positive effect for the brain. You may be jazzed to discover that things you love to do, and do often, are considered real brain boosters!
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Have you ever been to a brain lunch? I went to my first one ever just before spring.

You mean they're not cooking up brain cells?
Okay, “Brain lunch” isn’t quite the right term. I didn’t eat the brain of an animal (ugh!) or anything like that.
The human brain—or more precisely, how to boost your brainpower—was the topic of the luncheon meeting for Women in Consulting (WIC) at Walnut Creek.
News flash: poverty is bad for your brain.
Maybe this doesn’t come as a complete surprise to you. I’m sure you could come up with all sorts of reasons why poverty can reduce your intellectual capacity. What researchers have newly discovered though, is that stress affects two particular parts of the brain. It’s a brain-related answer to how poverty passes from generation to generation.
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