Articles, tagged with "mental capacities", page 3
24th February 2009
Our fascination with dreams is as old as human identity. Dreams represent a world existing on another level of consciousness, common to all, yet still completely individual. Dreams reflect one's most personal thoughts and feelings, often so private, they ...
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geet.nh2009
12th February 2009
It seems like everywhere you look, there's a new pill or medicine that will 'instantly cure' your sickness, disease or health issue. And while taking a pill to cure what ails you might be convenient and simple, maybe it's really time to sit down and take ...
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Judy Sommer
12th February 2009
Recent dietary research has uncovered 14 different nutrient-dense foods that time and again promote good overall health. Coined "superfoods," they tend to have fewer calories, higher levels of vitamins and minerals, and many disease-fighting antioxidants....
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Judy Sommer
07th February 2009
The methods to boost mind development have been in abundance since advertising on TV exploded and early education became the fore front focus of many nations. Parents from all over the world were trying to figure out how to increase the capacities of thei...
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Greg Frost
21st January 2009
What is the subconscious and subconscious reprogramming? The term subconscious mind was coined by the late and famous mental scientist Pierre Janet, who after rigorous experimentation with the human mind and the nervous system, discovered that beneath the...
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Author:
Greg Frost
11th January 2009
There is a hidden you somewhere in there, a person that is smarter, faster and more creative than you could possibly now. In fact, many of us are walking around carrying a ‘super' version of themselves within their body, hidden deep within the recesses ...
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Author:
Greg Frost
06th January 2009
Unleashing the power of the mind with brainwave entrainment is a reality today because of the power of personal development. Today, more and more people are looking for ways to improve themselves and kick themselves of the habits that are the very barrier...
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Author:
Greg Frost
06th January 2009
The one common problem most people have is memory retention. Most people tend to forget what they have learned or been told to remember within a short period of time. This is one of the problems facing people in this day and age. There is not enough brain...
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Author:
Greg Frost
29th December 2008
When you think about it, we're surrounded by many forms of toxins. From the bottle of "improved and stronger" multipurpose cleaning we bought to clean our home with, to the higher levels of toxins in our water supply, poisons envelop our world. Not only d...
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Jude Simons
19th December 2008
Alzheimer's disease is a progressive brain disorder that gradually destroys memory and the ability to think and reason. Recent estimates show approximately 4 million people in the U.S. have dementia, most with Alzheimer's disease. By 2050, that number cou...
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Jeremy Seaver
01st December 2008
Many researchers have been working hard of finding a cure for Parkinson's, but despite the best efforts of scientists from around the world, the search still continues. The good news is, however, that there are treatments available that can do a great dea...
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Peter rodrick
30th June 2008
Doesn't habilitation therapy sound like something new and innovative? It isn't. However, once you learn about it and implement it, then caregivng, as you know it, will be a thing of the past.
Before I explain habilitation therapy, let me give credit wh...
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Alzheimer's Family Help
06th June 2008
As children grow, they develop their way of thinking, habits and behaviours. Some children, not having a good parental assistance may show development trends that differ from those having good parental guidance. One of the things that parents could do to ...
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Discount Web Design
20th May 2008
Do you have an elderly friend or family member that is still driving? If so, you may be worried about whether or not that person should still be on the road. Not only do elderly drivers potentially pose a threat to other drivers, they may pose a threat ...
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Shannon Kietzman
26th January 2008
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Two battling Forces, already on our backyard, who are they, what are they? Worry and Belief, combating for our minds. Yet, most of us don't even see the writing on the wall. And this worry syndrome is infecting many people. Yet, we...
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