Synopsis about the “Change You Brain Everyday” Blog Dr. Amen and his staff created the acronym BRIGHT MINDS to help us remember the 11 major risk factors to our brain health. Exercise: Take the Memory Rescue Quizto see which BRIGHT MINDS risk factors you may have. memoryrescue.com/assessment Done. Results: Early Warning Sign Level: Moderate Risk […]
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Synopsis about the “Change You Brain Everyday” Blog The brains gray matter is like a computers processing chips and the white matter is essentially the circuitry that connects the different chips. Men and women have different areas of concentrated gray and white matter. Exercise: Do not let your kids, boys or girls, hit soccer balls
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Synopsis about the “Change You Brain Everyday” Blog We rarely think about brain health like we do other types of diseases and ailments because we can’t peer into our skulls and see our brains. The first time Doug saw his brain he fell in love with it. Like a sickly dog at the shelter it
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Synopsis about the “Change You Brain Everyday” Blog Female brains are more active than men’s in 70 of the 80 areas brain areas observed. Women tend to have greater self control and an appropriate amount of worry. The high amount of activity also can lead to eating disorders, trouble quieting the mind, sleeping issues, and
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Synopsis about the “Change You Brain Everyday” Blog The author tells a short story about when he was 37 years old and scanned his mothers brain. She was 60 years old and her brain scan was much healthier than his. Her brain looked young for her age and his old for his age. He attributes
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Synopsis about the “Change You Brain Everyday” Blog Male and females brains show different areas of high activity. Women have more active brains than men. Specifically women show greater activity is parts of the brain that regulate focus, impulse control, emotions, empathy, intuition, and collaboration. Men tend to show more activity in the visual cortex.
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Synopsis about the “Change You Brain Everyday” Blog The brain is probably the most complex structure known to man. It has the capacity to hold over 2 billion copies of The Wall Street Journal, is only 2% of bodyweight but uses 20% of the bodies energy, and requires 20% our oxygen intake to function properly/
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Synopsis about the “Change You Brain Everyday” Blog 10 Things Parents Should Never Do Exercise: Which of these behaviours do you use when dealing with your children? Make a plan to stop these harmful behaviors by switching to a behavior from day 157 I’m not a parent. Of all of them I hope I do
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Synopsis about the “Change You Brain Everyday” Blog Free will is dependent on brain health. The better your brain health, the more agency you have over your decisions. Conversely the more brain issues you have the less agency you have over your decisions. Exercise: Think of three or four peoplein your life whom you judge
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Synopsis about the “Change You Brain Everyday” Blog 8 Brain based parenting techniques Exercise: Which of these tips can you put into practice today? I am not a parent but many of these rules can still be applicable in other relationships. There are so many good ones that it is hard to choose just one.
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