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29th September 2009
Here's A Basic, Simple Process To Stay Young
Aging well requires courage... and not one of us is uncalled. On the other hand, you might be aging, but that doesn’t mean you have to look it. If you simply follow a basic course of action… any of us ca... Read >
Author: wbdoyle29th September 2009
When we hear about sleeping disorders we're commonly hearing about those who sleepwalk and can't sleep which is known as insomnia, but often we wonder why sleeping disorders are becoming a prominent issue in today's society. Right now according to the web... Read >
Author: Kenneth Shannon28th September 2009
You are a health-conscious guy. It is easy to tell that by your ripped physique and obvious concern for exercise and cardiovascular health.
What others can’t see is your need to take sleeping pills to help you sleep. You are so wired up constantly fr... Read >
Author: wbdoyle28th September 2009
Imagine sitting in the gymnasium at your child’s school while you’re having a full-blown panic attack. There are people all around you and if you get up to leave the gym everyone will be staring at you. Your heart is racing a million miles a minute.... Read >
Author: wbdoyle25th September 2009
According to many researchers, hypnosis is far more than just a party trick. In fact, it significantly changes how the brain works. Hypnosis can significantly affect activity in the part of the brain that is responsible for dealing with and responding to ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle25th September 2009
I have been fascinated over the years by the debate, research and discussion about leadership and management. Increasingly there seems to be a focus on the differences between leadership and management and it seems to me that this has developed in part be... Read >
Author: wbdoyle25th September 2009
I would like to list 5 areas of the body that have shown improvement by adding omega3 fish oil to a daily diet. Health professionals and scientists alike have agreed that the properties in this specific oil enhance the overall health of the following:
... Read >
Author: Elizabeth Ruby23rd September 2009
FINDMEAGIFT.COM FEELS THE FORCE!
The new Star Wars Force Trainer that you control with your mind!
As technology grows ever more advanced, the first toy to be controlled by brain activity launches this week at Findmeagift.com! Star Wars fans the wor... Read >
Author: sarah hague23rd September 2009
The level of spirituality we hold with ourselves is one way in which we establish some wellness of mind. Spirituality, on any level, is a way to cleanse the mind and refresh the soul. Wellness is not only about the mind, though. It is a state of our whole... Read >
Author: wbdoyle23rd September 2009
Throughout history, meditation has been an integral part of many cultures. Records indicate that meditation was practiced in ancient Greece and India more than 5,000 years ago. In the Buddhist religion, meditation is an important part of their spiritual... Read >
Author: wbdoyle22nd September 2009
In this world, running a business successfully needs very strong implication of marketing and selling strategies. For promoting a business and its products and services, promotional products such as bags, mugs, coasters, calendars, caps, pens, mugs, choco... Read >
Author: Article Publisher22nd September 2009
There are over 3 million cases of narcolepsy and is estimated by medical reports that 200,000 Americans, but just under 50,000 are actually officially diagnosed by a doctor. It has been said that it's widespread like the neurological disease Parkinson's d... Read >
Author: Kenneth Shannon21st September 2009
When sleep apnea is suspected a sleep study is recommended in most cases. It is a very good tool to collect comprehensive information about somebody’s sleep pattern.
Multiple data channels will record certain physiological parameters taken from your ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle21st September 2009
Just when one thinks that there is just one too many sleep aids available in the market, think again. A new sleep aid that can promote dreaming has been formulated by drug researchers and pharmacologists. The said is also said to be effective in improvin... Read >
Author: wbdoyle18th September 2009
Our life always offers us to take different exams - some or other kinds of trials, where we have to prove our competence, our well being, our determination and our IQ. Student having to submit his philosophy term paper, surgeon operating for the first tim... Read >
Author: wbdoyle17th September 2009
Amazing Amethyst Gemstone
Amethyst is an enchanting burgundy-colored gem which has been liked by royal families thr
oughout history, all of the way back to 3000 B.C. in Egypt.
Yet notwithstanding its royal history, it's
incredibly inexpensi... Read >
Author: Bob Ethan16th September 2009
Functional neurology and hemispheric integration therapy in the treatment of autism spectrum disorders at times uses a concept called the motor cognitive binding in the treatment of these children. This is based on the fact that balance and coordinati... Read >
Author: drmane16th September 2009
Agoraphobia can be treated. If one of the recovery techniques doesn't work, don't be afraid to try something else that can produce better results. Herbal remedies are able to calm anxieties associated with agoraphobia. In fact, two herbs namely Kava Kava ... Read >
Author: Arman Hansen14th September 2009
The benefits of energy drinks providing added energy and improved performance are appealing to consumers looking for a beverage that can provide them with an energy boost during the day. Many people are consuming energy drinks in place of their usual cof... Read >
Author: Dr Vic Kalman11th September 2009
The most common type of baldness in men is known as male pattern baldness. With this type of hair loss, men will experience hair loss at the temples and the crown of the head. Male pattern baldness can occur at any age, however this process mostly starts ... Read >
Author: mikehayden07th September 2009
The functional neurology and Hemispheric Integration Therapy model for Autism Spectrum Disorders views sensory input as a major factor affecting and influencing those with Autism. I often say that most people are aware of the fact that if you damage the... Read >
Author: drmane07th September 2009
Obsessive compulsive disorder or OCD starts from adolescence onwards. OCD is feeling of strong obsessions and compulsions which result in intense discomfort and affects daily functioning. Obsessions are thoughts which are persistent and recurrent. They ev... Read >
Author: Kelvin Gentry20th August 2009
Asking a doctor "how do you cure insomnia naturally?" is like asking your telephone company how to get free phone service. Do you really think they're going to tell you? Of course not! If they did, they would be putting a whole in their own pocket!
All... Read >
Author: Apple20th August 2009
One of the most common sleep problems around happens to be chronic insomnia. However, to be honest, it really shouldn't be one of the most common sleep problems due to the fact that it's so very easy to cure. Yes, you read correctly -- it's EASY to cure c... Read >
Author: Apple13th August 2009
If you are trying to find a healthy natural method to handle clinical depression then some of the alternative medicines would definitely be worth looking at and giving them a try. Different medications have turned out to be quite prevalent recently as a l... Read >
Author: normanh211th August 2009
Dan Ariely, the author of "Predictably Irrational: The Hidden Forces That Shape Our Decisions," wrote about a research on how we accept advice from others and "experts" in particular.
The experiment featured a subject, an "expert" and an fMRI machine.
... Read >
Author: IgorHelpsYouSucceed10th August 2009
Have you ever wondered why it feels so good to lie there, suspended, almost weightless, swaying or swinging… on nothing but a net? What draws us to the hammock as the ultimate simplistic resting device that we cannot live with out? Well, it has to do wi... Read >
Author: The Outdoor Guy03rd August 2009
Dr Siff responding to a question from his Supertraining group on mental training and entering the zone! The question was as follows - Just wondering if anyone knew anything about this, using EEG to measure brain activity and help a person, enter ‘the zo... Read >
Author: Mel Siff02nd August 2009
Meditation and relaxation can be done whilst on foot or doing simple repetitive tasks. Walking meditation helps splits down habitual routine mental categories, therefore regaining the main nature of events and perceptions, focusing attention on the proced... Read >
Author: jdanjer01st August 2009
Meditation and relaxation can be done whilst on foot or doing simple repetitive tasks. Walking meditation helps splits down habitual routine mental categories, therefore regaining the main nature of events and perceptions, focusing attention on the proced... Read >
Author: Al Perhacs30th July 2009
A direct training of the efficient functioning of the brain, Neurofeedback therapy or treatment is a technique that gives the user the actual or realtime feedback of the brain performance. The activity is measured by sensors on the scalp, or it can be aud... Read >
Author: roby.john30th July 2009
Communication skills for autistic children differ from the norm, including their thinking process. Children with autism find words too busy, so it's easier to retain information through pictures. Through remembrance of pictures, autistic children are able... Read >
27th July 2009
There is far more to carp baits than meets the eye (and human senses) and these hidden factors can easily give you those edges you need to catch a big very wary fish or catch you far more than your fair share of fish over all; so read on for some surprisi... Read >
Author: Tim F. Richardson23rd July 2009
FINDMEAGIFT.COM FEELS THE FORCE!
The new Star Wars Force Trainer that you control with your mind!
As technology grows ever more advanced, the first toy to be controlled by brain activity launches this week at Findmeagift.com! Star Wars fans the world... Read >
Author: sarah hague18th July 2009
While we haven’t yet reached the age of flying cars and robot wars, we have at least reached the point where we know how to read people’s minds. These days, there are various methods you can use to know what another person is thinking.
These metho... Read >
Author: Michael Lee04th July 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 SharpBrains
Think about this: How can anyone take care of his or her brain when every week brings a new barrage of articles and studies which seem to contradict each other?
Do supplements improve memory? Are physical and brain act... Read >
Author: Alvaro18th June 2009
Advanced Step In Innovative Mobility (Asimo) is one of a very few robots that can walk reliably on two legs. It is fitted with twin cameras in its head and is powered by 34 individual motors.
Lately, researchers at the Honda Research Institute has demo... Read >
Author: shariq@technostation.com15th June 2009
Everybody would agree that sitting all day in the office, stressing out over your duties, responsibilities, or issues you face at work, would not help you lose any weight. The truth is that this way of life will make you gain even more than you think. Off... Read >
Author: Gergana11th June 2009
Have you discover out how to treat your stress attacks? Many have discovered how to do this and best of all they have done so without the aid a healthcare professional like a doctor.Just like with any problem in life whether or not it's illness or stress,... Read >
Author: Mike Izzo09th June 2009
To Seeking Deeper Meanings to Songs, Good Brain Activity
To listen to a song is soothing, and usually with more complicated lyrics, we take time to read through the wordings and, if possible, relate them to our own concerns or form our opinions on them... Read >
Author: Kristine Sanchez18th May 2009
A direct training of the efficient functioning of the brain, Neurofeedback therapy or treatment is a technique that gives the user the actual or realtime feedback of the brain performance. The activity is measured by sensors on the scalp, or it can be aud... Read >
Author: daniel.rayfield18th May 2009
A direct training of the efficient functioning of the brain, Neurofeedback therapy or treatment is a technique that gives the user the actual or realtime feedback of the brain performance. The activity is measured by sensors on the scalp, or it can be aud... Read >
Author: daniel.rayfield26th April 2009
Most people endures anxiousness at some point in their lives as it is a natural part of being human. Nevertheless, when anxiety is part of your daily life for long periods and without real cause, it becomes chronic and needs to be addressed. Some unfortu... Read >
Author: bo collins26th April 2009
Most people endures anxiousness at some point in their lives as it is a natural part of being human. Nevertheless, when anxiety is part of your daily life for long periods and without real cause, it becomes chronic and needs to be addressed. Some unfortu... Read >
Author: bo collins10th April 2009
What is Fibromyalgia or FMS?
Fibromyalgia is a rheumatic disorder that is characterized by widespread muscle pain and fatigue that has no physical cause.
People suffering from FMS will wake up feeling tired and lethargic and will experience aching a... Read >
Author: HerbalMeds08th April 2009
Many people find themselves completely absorbed into a book they are reading or a movie they are watching to the point that they become unaware of what is going on around them. Some feel a strange, warm sensation come over us them just before falling asle... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON08th April 2009
How does stress affect the brain? In order to find a definite answer to this question, it is important to understand how brain activity works and how it is altered with the presence of stressors.
The brain is one of the most vital organs in the body, ... Read >
Author: Michael Lee21st March 2009
The effects that can occur as a result of a serious brain injury are wide ranging.
In its most extreme form, a relative with severe brain injury may be in a coma or a persistent vegetative state; this is where the brain injury victim is unable to regai... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer13th March 2009
You can help your problems at home in more than one way. In fact, many hemorrhoids home remedies stem from finding a better diet to help you with your situation. Generally speaking, if you eat healthier, you will feel better. The same is true for a condit... Read >
Author: Erin Celeste12th March 2009
Flowers and gifts are heartfelt expressions that the brain registers in the same way it would language. Red rose bouquets can say "I love you" or balloon bouquets can say "Get Well Soon." Researchers from the University of Southern Denmark observed people... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON10th March 2009
With fierce competition for jobs, particularly in the high-pressure sales sector, older candidates can be at a disadvantage. Yet those who’ve been in the workplace for over 25 years have a lot to offer beyond the benefits of their experience.
A recen... Read >
Author: trumpington10th March 2009
The second alternative, changing the way you deal with stress is the most effective but takes some work on the part of the changer.
Humans are thinkers. It's this capacity to think that makes us different for the rest of the animal kingdom and it also ... Read >
Author: Linda Hampton RN MSN24th 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 ... Read >
Author: geet.nh200923rd February 2009
We know that the iron core of our earth vibrates at 40 hertz (40 pulses per second.) Our earths crust has a different vibrational speed at around 7.5 hertz. When we are at the height of our brain activity we record roughly 40 hertz and a 7.5 hertz low ... Read >
Author: Beau Hermes22nd January 2009
Do you remember how as a child, whenever you can't sleep, your mom would give you a warm glass of milk to help you feel sleepy. You may think that it's just a make-believe cure for sleeplessness, but there is a scientific fact to back it up.Milk is rich i... Read >
Author: morningshift21st January 2009
To those of us who view medicine as the only course of treatment for illness or disease would be amazed at claims that you can help to heal youself by positive thinking.
Our parents, friends, doctors and media have programmed our minds to think that wh... Read >
Author: KA Finch12th January 2009
When my son was diagnosed with ADHD, trying to decide the best action for treatment was physically and emotionally exhaustive because as a Mom, i wanted what was best for him. Was it going to be natural ADHD remedies or prescription medicine? After doing ... Read >
Author: Diana Ketchen05th January 2009
Fibromyalgia is extremely difficult to diagnose. Diagnosis though becomes easier once the causes of the disease are known, but in the case of fibromyalgia, even the causes are confused. Different researchers have different theories as to what causes this ... Read >
Author: peterhutch03rd January 2009
Copyright (c) 2008 Katie Kelley
Researchers from the University of California (UC), Berkeley, recently conducted a study on comparing the brains of low-income children to that of high-income children. The results of the study found that the socioeconom... Read >
Author: LegalView30th December 2008
When listening to isochronic tones it helps to look into the different levels of brainwaves that are used for these tones. There are four levels of brainwaves for isochronic tones. These range from lower waves that are used for rest and higher waves that ... Read >
Author: onlineincoypq29th December 2008
Meditation is healthy, safe and affordable. In fact it’s free. The only expense you’ll have is a meditation mat, which isn’t especially necessary-at least from my experience. Meditation has been around for 5,000 years, and was originally a spiritual... Read >
Author: peterhutch14th December 2008
Spiralling down into a state of wake-unconsciousness is not like how you see it on T.V. Self hypnosis is something I would not recommend because the potential disasters are very real and severe damage could happen to anyone who doesn’t know what they ar... Read >
Author: Greg Frost05th December 2008
In my study of right and left brain directed thinking, I spontaneously came upon John Reeses' phenomenal exercise, Why You must Reboot Your Brain, as I was surfing the internet, a decidedly right brain activity according to Daniel L. Pink, author of "A Wh... Read >
Author: kate loving shenk02nd December 2008
Good news for all gamers! From a long time scientists are interesting in the influence of computer technologies on human brain's activity but mostly we hear about negative side like dependence from internet or game "fever". And rarely we can meet informat... Read >
Author: Yanita02nd December 2008
Spiralling down into a state of wake-unconsciousness is not like how you see it on T.V. Self hypnosis is something I would not recommend because the potential disasters are very real, and severe damage could happen to anyone who doesn’t know what th... Read >
Author: Greg Frost02nd December 2008
Do you know what you would need to do if someone close to you had an accident that left them severely debilitated as a result of a brain injury? Unfortunately, unless you are presently experiencing such a distressing situation, it is most unlikely that yo... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer30th November 2008
Coming home each day can be a stress relieving period when you know you can relax with the sound of water falling in your living room. Indoor wall water fountains help to create the ultimate tranquil room in your home. The light playing on the wall as it ... Read >
Author: Sarah Martin24th November 2008
CNS depressants slow normal brain function. In higher doses, some CNS depressants can become general anesthetics. Tranquilizers and sedatives are examples of CNS depressants.
CNS depressants can be divided into two groups, based on their chemistry and... Read >
Author: Jonas Smith12th November 2008
Fibromyalgia is an arthritis-related condition characterized widespread muscle pain and the presence of tender points, or areas of the body that are particularly sensitive to pressure. Other symptoms may include sleep disturbances, severe fatigue, depress... Read >
Author: Peter rodrick11th November 2008
Forgetfulness may be annoying but it shouldn’t be a cause for worrying when you forget people’s names, or where you left your keys. These are still normal and it happens to most people. However, when you start forgetting the names of a family member o... Read >
Author: morningshift29th October 2008
Oil painting is a mainly right brain activity but the left brain is by no means idle. A good question to ask is: What sort of brain activity goes into the act of painting?
Here are some answers:
* The Drawing Phase - In this phase you create a drawi... Read >
Author: Remi28th October 2008
ADD/ADHD:Children - Adolescents - Adults
In the past decade, prescriptions for Ritalin, a stimulant medication commonly used for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), increased five-fold, with 90 percent of all prescriptions worldwide consum... Read >
Author: Dr. A. R. Scopelliti27th October 2008
The problems that a brain injury can present are wide ranging.
In its most extreme form, a loved one who has experienced a brain injury may be in a coma or a persistent vegetative state; this is where the brain injury victim is unable to regain conscio... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer21st October 2008
Training your brain is no different from physically training your body to keep it fit and healthy. If you engage a physical fitness trainer, they will have you focus on working one group of muscles one day, and a different group of muscles the next. In ... Read >
Author: Martin Mak16th October 2008
What is it about chocolate that makes it such an irresistible part of our life experience? Everyone loves the sensations a delicious piece of chocolate gives us and a chocolate gift hardly ever fails to create feelings of well-being throughout the whole b... Read >
Author: Jason_Storm15th October 2008
Natural progesterone can provide safe, effective and convenient treatment of menopausal symptoms. Natural progesterone is a hormone that has been around for almost 500 million years. The function of progesterone is to help regulate blood sugar, enhance br... Read >
Author: Jean Morgan15th October 2008
Natural progesterone can provide safe, effective and convenient treatment of menopausal symptoms. Natural progesterone is a hormone that has been around for almost 500 million years. The function of progesterone is to help regulate blood sugar, enhance br... Read >
Author: Jean Morgan06th October 2008
by Michelle BelangerYou lie on the operating table and suddenly you feel yourself floating away from your body. You experience a moment of confusion, but there is no fear. In fact, a strange sense of calm washes over you as the weight of the mortal world ... Read >
Author: Llewellyn Worldwide06th October 2008
We must stop kidding ourselves,Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD),is very tough for parents to understand and handle.We obviously love our children from the bottom of our hearts,but it still would be almost impossible for us to understand the... Read >
Author: Tommy02nd October 2008
It is time to stop fooling ourselves, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (also known as ADHD) can be very hard for parents to deal with. You might love your child very much, however the problem still remains that ADHD is hard to comprehend. You migh... Read >
Author: Tommy24th September 2008
Love and sex are phenomenon most common with human beings. In mammals, it is only in human beings that we see things like romantic love and sex. The sexual urges are very strong in human beings and this has triggered a recent research. Love and sex in hum... Read >
Author: Francis K Githinji19th September 2008
It is a fact that hormones control specifically all the key function of the body ranging from the brain activity to even the cell metabolism and also the process of reproduction. The hormonal imbalance is the natural state of body. However because of seve... Read >
Author: herbalspan16th September 2008
Although many people don't play musical instrument, it is almost impossible to ignore the important role music played in our life. We are listening to music all the time; be it on radio, television, cinema, computer, ipod or even your mobile phone ringing... Read >
Author: Lora Haig05th September 2008
GABA is gama amino butyric acid, and is an inhibitory neurotransmitter that is essential for the proper function of your brain and the central nervous system, and has the effect of reducing excessive brain activity and promoting a state of calm.
For m... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer16th August 2008
Your brain has a unique set of brain waves. In neuroscience, there are five distinct brain wave frequencies, namely Beta, Alpha, Theta, Delta and the lesser known Gamma. Learning mind control at the deeper states of consciousness opens you up to the world... Read >
Author: tkotsos25th July 2008
All species of animals dream in one form or another. These dreams have more than one purpose, as do many things in the natural world. One reason is partially understood by today's researchers and psychologists. The second bigger reason is unknown in the m... Read >
Author: Steve25th July 2008
Research is constantly finding more and more evidence to support what the ancients have taught for ages, that visualizing or imagining an action creates the same changes in your brain that occur when you actually perform the action. Knowing this gives you... Read >
Author: Debra LaQua22nd July 2008
It's official: we decide as a result of emotion, not reason. Grip your customers by
the emotions, so to speak, and you're half-way there.
How do I know this? From watching "Horizon" on the BBC. In their programme "How To Make Better Decisions" the Ho... Read >
Author: Daniboy22nd July 2008
According to research, music has an intense effect on the human body and mind. Music has healing properties that help ease muscle tension and lift depression. It has been used to help cancer patients, people suffering from post operative stress and even c... Read >
Author: lizzi.loraine22nd July 2008
Why do we dream? Dreams are chances to eavesdrop on a conversation between our unconscious and conscious minds offering us opportunities to understand ourselves better and achieve greater inner harmony. Dreams are an integral part of mental life. Dreams a... Read >
Author: TracyL16th July 2008
Fibromyalgia makes you feel tired and causes muscle pain and "tender points." Tender points are places on the neck, shoulders, back, hips, arms or legs that hurt when touched. People with fibromyalgia may have other symptoms, such as trouble sleeping, mor... Read >
Author: peterhutch10th July 2008
The latest string of facts to emerge regarding alcoholism is staggering. A National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism study of over 43,000 American adults found that more Americans develop alcoholism each year than any other mental disorder.
O... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON30th June 2008
Magnets have been in use for thousands of years. The first known reference to magnetism dates back to the 4th century B.C.E. from a Chinese literary work called "Book of the Devil Valley Master." In this book, it was written that "lodestone attracts iro... Read >
Author: Ellen Bell27th June 2008
Neurofeedback training is something that is being talked about more and more frequently in locker rooms and sports bars in all parts of the world. Biofeedback therapy is an advanced technique in "brain training" that is being widely adopted by many of the... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON23rd June 2008
When studying brain activity, there are patterns of under-activation, over-activation or disturbed coordination, which have been found to be common to many kinds of symptoms as shown in brain imaging studies. These patterns often emerge with attention def... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON21st June 2008
Snoring can be a lot more than an irritant to bed partners and other listeners. It’s often a symptom of progressive sleep apnea syndrome, a disorder that not only stymies the snorer’s slumber but also can have serious effects on blood pressure, risk o... Read >
Author: peterhutch19th June 2008
We seem to be living in a time in which the interest in alternative types of health care and healing modalities is at an all-time high. The population in general, and the baby boomers in particular, are increasingly interested in finding ways to look bett... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON05th June 2008
Fish oil or Omega 3 is oil derived from the tissues of oily fish. Fish oil is an excellent source of omega-3 fatty acids. Omega 3 oil can reduce the risk of diabetes by reducing triglycerides without impairing glucose tolerance. It’s the smart choice ... Read >
Author: Mary Freeman06th May 2008
A dubious scientist has conducted an in-depth study of alternative therapies and deduced – to her surprise – that they are not merely mumbo jumbo.
Kathy Sykes said that she had previously been cautious about using alternative therapies. She explai... Read >
Author: Samantha Srillian25th March 2008
Lymphatic massage is a type of massage geared towards people with lymphatic problems. It is also known as “lymphatic drainage”. This gentle massage is stimulating to the lymph system and promotes the removal of toxins in the body. It influences the re... Read >
Author: Brandon Thomas14th March 2008
Vegetables, green and colored have the capacities to retain sharp memory even at old age - say different researches conducted at different Universities of the USA.
Rush University, Chicago conducted a six year study under the leadership of Dr Martha Cl... Read >
Author: Dev Sri14th March 2008
Vegetables, green and colored have the capacities to retain sharp memory even at old age - say different researches conducted at different Universities of the USA.
Rush University, Chicago conducted a six year study under the leadership of Dr Martha Cl... Read >
Author: Dev Sri14th March 2008
Have you ever been assigned a mindless office job which offends you to some point? Something like sharpen pencils, fold pieces of paper and your position involves management? Such clerical tasks not only discourage individuals but they lower overall busi... Read >
Author: John Sern06th February 2008
The simplest form of creative job hunting is the speculative application. Altitude Recruitment specialises in servicing the creative community in the north east and
beyond.
Altitude Recruitment History
The company is managed by Laura Maddison... Read >
Author: Jon Celeste28th January 2008
Administration of orexin-A, a naturally occurring brain neurotransmitter, counteracts the intellectual deficits and altered brain metabolism induced by sleep deprivation in monkeys, new research findings show. Orexin-A was tested because of its know speci... Read >
Author: Pedro24th January 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 BrainFit For Life
Recent advancements in brain imaging show us that older people use more of their brain to perform tasks than younger people do. Scientists interpret this to mean one of two opposite things:
First, older people re... Read >
22nd January 2008
Obsessive compulsive disorder or OCD starts from adolescence onwards. OCD is feeling of strong obsessions and compulsions which result in intense discomfort and affects daily functioning. Obsessions are thoughts which are persistent and recurrent. They ... Read >
Author: Krishan Bakhru18th January 2008
Seizures are the tingling or twitching in small areas of the body, such as the face, or the loss of consciousness and uncontrolled jerks of the whole body. Recurrent seizures are called epilepsy. Seizures may affect only part of the brain, or be generaliz... Read >
Author: Alien09th January 2008
The modern approach of teaching through creativity in the classroom has the effect of a child understanding their subject matter to a greater depth.
In the classroom today, children could be fortunate enough to have a teacher that uses the more progres... Read >
Author: evangelia zonnios08th October 2007
Computer games though very interesting and enjoying are gradually proving to be a threat to the children who are growing addicted to it. Using the most sophisticated technology, it has been found that the violence or the tendency to lose control of one is... Read >
Author: Cade Wilson25th September 2007
This article was intended for submission to PMN. It was in a draft mode for quite sometime, unfinished, until a fellow member submitted an article on the same topic. So, I decided to finish mine and publish it in my own website instead.It was not until a ... Read >
Author: AmyMD17th September 2007
An innovative program designed to teach students to activate their brains through specific body movements is helping children throughout the world be better prepared to learn. With back to school in full swing now, this is welcomed news for both educato... Read >
Author: Dr. Paul Dennison29th August 2007
Copyright (c) 2007 The Brain Code LLC
One of my recent articles gave a statistic from the sports psychology world stating that it requires about 5 positive comments to overcome 1 negative comment when coaching young players. This means that negative co... Read >
20th August 2007
Metabolic Profiling
The key to a fitter, healthier, slimmer you.
Many people spend hours grinding away at the gym, or follow one unsuccessful diet with another so why do so few of them achieve their goals?
Firstly being on an endless diet will n... Read >
Author: Richard Baker13th August 2007
A friend of mine was recently stopped in mid swipe of a credit card as she tried to buy her mother's favorite cologne. Her mother was in the hospital dealing with a serious illness but was expected to make a full recovery. The daughter thought some fragra... Read >
Author: Joanna McLaughlin30th July 2007
Reading is a difficult process. The brain must be doing several things at once in order to make sense out of the written word. Many things can go wrong when a student is learning to read. Kids who struggle with reading struggle with life. If there is... Read >
Author: Lisa H24th July 2007
Moment #4 - Goodbye - "Goodbyes are a good thing."
My mom and dad watched helplessly as the machines pumped oxygen into my little brother’s lungs. His name was Pete. He was seven years old.
His skin had gone deathly pale since the accident, the ... Read >
Author: Christian Blake25th May 2007
Do you know what side of your brain you're using when balancing your checkbook or listening to music? The left side enjoys facts and figures, while the right enjoys daydreaming. You can develop both sides of your brain and learn to shift when appropriate ... Read >
Author: Sharron Calvin21st May 2007
A baby sling is the perfect device for parents who want to maintain closeness with their infant while completing tasks around the house and in the community. Many parents choose to literally wear their babies and they do this by using a sling that is desi... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu10th May 2007
Fibromyalgia is a chronic disorder characterized by widespread musculoskeletal pain, fatigue, and multiple tender points. "Tender points" refers to tenderness that occurs in precise, localized areas, particularly in the neck, spine, shoulders, and hips. P... Read >
Author: debbie shimadry26th April 2007
Reading is a difficult process. The brain must be doing several things at once in order to make sense out of the written word. Many things can go wrong when a student is learning to read. Kids who struggle with reading struggle with life. If there ... Read >
Author: Lisa H23rd April 2007
How many of us wake up with fine lines, puffy bags or dark circles under our eyes? The phrase “getting your beauty sleep” really does have merit!
During deep (REM) sleep, our body works to restore our skin from the negative effects of daily stress... Read >
Author: Lauren30th March 2007
The Gabriel Memorial Fund
In February of 2007, our seven year old grandson be-
came stricken with a staph infection and was rushed to
the Rainbow babies and Childrens hospital in Cleveland
Ohio. The PIC unit.
The Staph was identified as M... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer27th March 2007
It is common knowledge that health experts everywhere encourage us to make exercise a common place in our daily lives in attempt to promote our well being. If added together with a healthy diet and enough relaxation, exercise can be a useful tool in ensur... Read >
Author: Troy Clarks14th March 2007
From the desk of Dr Magne, author with Wallace Wattles of The Science of Being Well Home Study Course.
Pain can be mysterious, and its causes unknown. But if you could see the pain -- or, at least, your brain's reaction to it -- you might be able to m... Read >
Author: Laurence Magne14th March 2007
From the desk of Dr Magne, author with Wallace Wattles of The Science of Being Well Home Study Course
The song that constantly runs through your head whenever you close your office door. The expression on your spouse's face that inexplicably makes you... Read >
Author: Laurence Magne12th March 2007
Copyright (c) 2007 The Brain Code LLC
Have you heard the term Brain Fitness yet? If not, you probably will. There is an emerging industry on maintaining or even increasing brain function as we age. The industry is still in its infancy, and backed by em... Read >
12th March 2007
Dream big!
What would you do if you knew you couldn't fail? Really stretch yourself! One of the challenges that I had initially with practicing the Law of Attraction, was that the dream was so big, I felt like I was lying to myself every time I imagined... Read >
Author: People Building15th February 2007
People that have fibromyalgia syndrome experience pain in the ligaments, tendons and muscles, and they say that they ache all over. Sometimes, patients can feel that their muscles burn, and sometimes twitch.
Fibromyalgia syndrome has unknown causes, and ... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola14th January 2007
There are numerous vitamins, minerals, and essential acids that not only aid the body in its everyday function, but that also can help the human machine perform at optimum levels. We are bombarded on a daily basis with vitamin and mineral information, so ... Read >
Author: Market-For-Me03rd January 2007
Autism syndrome affects the way a person communicates and limits the ability to relate to others in a meaningful way, it is a lifelong developmental disorder that emerges in early childhood. A child with autism syndrome isn't able to appreciate cuddles or... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola16th November 2006
It is more probably that the cause of schizophrenia is linked with a dysfunction into the grows period of the brain. And this was a new beginning in schizophrenia causes.
So, the scientists started to find out what can disturb this process, and how c... Read >
Author: John Conrad13th October 2006
IQ Test Trainer is an easy-to-use software letting you considerably increase your average IQ test score and general intelligence. The software is based on a scientific method called backpropagation a technique used for training neural networks. The method... Read >
Author: IQ Test11th October 2006
Obstructive sleep apnea is a condition that stops your breathing while you are sleeping. If you are suffering from sleep apnea, this means that you stop breathing when you are sleeping. One can notice that sleep apnea is taking place, as the chest will ... Read >
Author: Darren Mallory27th September 2006
Though not fatal, Fibromyalgia can affect every aspect one's life. It can severely curtail the recreation and social activity. Medical report shows around 30% of the Fibromyalgia are unable to maintain their job. The patients should know much about the sy... Read >
Author: Rajesh Kumar17th August 2006
While this seems like a truly outrageous claim, in this essay, I will show you how getting in a practice of drinking, and reusing your gourmet tea bags will allow you to fully maximize your mental capabilities.
Though a long time tea drinker, the tru... Read >
Author: David Giusti25th July 2006
A recent American Nursing Association (ANA) poll indicates that 18.8 percent of nurses in the U.S. do not work in nursing. A study by the Center for Health Outcomes and Policy Research reveals that 22.7 percent of nurses plan to leave their hospital jobs ... Read >
Author: Vickie Milazzo RN, MSN, JD19th July 2006
The sound of snoring is caused by the airways in your nose and throat being partially or completely blocked. It causes problems for both the snorer and anyone who sleeps with or near them.
Sleep apnea is a more serious condition that occurs when the ai... Read >
Author: John Lenaghan26th June 2006
Autism is a very common type of pervasive developmental disorder that generates serious communicational and behavioral impairments. People with autism experience pronounced difficulties in interacting with others. Also, patients diagnosed with autism have... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola25th June 2006
Due to poor understanding of the phenomenon and due to over promotion of various unfunded theories on fibromyalgia, many people have assimilated denatured ideas regarding the disorder. There are many myths and misconceptions surrounding the concept of fib... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola04th June 2006
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Pain- In fibromyalgia, patients suffer from acute and stabbing pain in muscle joints. The tendons, soft fibres, ligaments and cartilages are massively affected by fibromyalgia. Patients feel hour longed stiffed joints in the morning. Patients... Read >
Author: abhijit dey21st May 2006
Fibromyalgia is a serious neurological condition that causes pain in the musculoskeletal system. People who suffer from fibromyalgia also feel pain in the tendons, ligaments and the areas of the joints. Another characteristic of fibromyalgia is a pronounc... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola18th May 2006
Fibromyalgia pain and fatigue are the most common and intense symptoms that occur to people who suffer from the condition. Statistics indicate that an overwhelming number of 3.7 million Americans are confronted with fibromyalgia pain and other specific sy... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola18th May 2006
Fibromyalgia is a neurological chronic condition that affects the musculoskeletal tissues of the body. The disorder is mostly responsible for inducing discomfort, pain and fatigue in the muscles, ligaments, tendons and in the areas surrounding the joints.... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola18th May 2006
Fibromyalgia symptoms can become very serious if they are not appropriately dealt with. Many people confronted with the disorder experience an intensification of fibromyalgia symptoms over time. In most patients, the fibromyalgia symptoms also tend to spr... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola18th May 2006
All people who suffer from fibromyalgia are overwhelmed by its variety of symptoms. Fibromyalgia is considered to be a serious neurological condition that in time can lead to many complications. Although millions of people worldwide are confronted with fi... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola01st April 2006
Imagine sitting in the gymnasium at your child's school while you're having a full-blown panic attack. There are people all around you and if you get up to leave the gym everyone will be staring at you. Your heart is racing a million miles a minute. Yo... Read >
Author: Sylvia Jaumann01st April 2006
The successful formation of memory depends on your frame of mind not only during and after an event occurs, but also beforehand. If your brain is 'primed' to receive information, you will have better recall later on.Brain Activity Before an EventResearche... Read >
Author: Joseph Mercola16th March 2006
Imagine sitting in the gymnasium at your child's school while you're having a full-blown panic attack. There are people all around you and if you get up to leave the gym everyone will be staring at you. Your heart is racing and your face and body are dr... Read >
Author: Sylvia Jaumann14th March 2006
Self hypnosis, in one form or another has been practiced
for a very long time. While it is a serious therapeutic
technique, self hypnosis is also a very soothing and
calming experience and if practiced regularly, can help
you transform yourself.
... Read >
Author: Robert Lear09th March 2006
Copyright 2006 Mary Desaulniers
My parents were in their early fifties when I turned 22 and the chasm that separated us seemed unbridgeable. My father had his hat and tie on everywhere he wenteven when he mowed the lawn. My mother kept indoors most of... Read >
Author: Mary Desaulniers25th January 2006
by Tess Thompson
If you are like many parents, deciding how best to medicate your child for ADHD is not an easy task. Along with the increased prescription of stimulant drugs for children has come a heightened awareness of the risks these medications c... Read >
Author: Tess Thompson25th January 2006
by Tess Thompson
If your child has been diagnosed with ADHD or ADD, you may have explored the option of treating him or her with a prescription stimulant drug like Adderall. Stimulants are commonly prescribed by doctors for children with ADHD because t... Read >
Author: Tess Thompson23rd January 2006
I am pleased to issue the first-ever Surgeon General's Report on MentalHealth. In doing so, I am alerting the American people that mental illness is a critical public health problem that must be addressed immediately. As a society, we assign a high priori... Read >
Author: Arthur Buchanan14th November 2005
Our life always offers us to take different exams - some or other kinds of trials, where we have to prove our competence, our well being, our determination and our IQ.
Student having to submit his philosophy term paper; surgeon operating for the first ti... Read >
Author: Daniel Hunt03rd November 2005
By Tess Thompson
When your child is diagnosed with ADD or ADHD, deciding on the best form of treatment can be an extremely draining and intensely personal process. Recent headlines about dangerous side effects of commonly prescribed drugs such as Rital... Read >
Author: Tess Thompson08th October 2005
New studies in memory research are providing exciting clues about memory loss and how to prevent it.Distractions Rather Than AttentionOne study shows that the short-term memory problems that generally accompany aging are more a matter of an inability to ... Read >
Author: Joseph Mercola20th September 2005
What is Fibromyalgia?
Fibromyalgia (FM) is a chronic pain syndrome, characterized by widespread muscle pain, fatigue, and specific tender areas of soft tissue. It is often difficult to diagnose, due to the lack of a specific laboratory test, but it is ... Read >
Author: John Smith01st September 2005
Proposing a New Diagnosis and Theory for Patients with Multiple Addictions
By James Slobodzien, Psy.D., CSAC
Experts in the field of addictions are presently purporting that between 3 and 6 percent of the world's population (193 to 386 million peopl... Read >
Author: James Slobodzien
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