Brain Health Hacks

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What is the age barrier to genius – I...

The great genius Einstein once said, “A person who has not made his great contribution to science before the age of 30 will never do so.” However, new research might prove the great Einstein wrong, and that nowadays more and more of the genius level accomplishment are not reached until far later in life. Read more »
Chemo Brain, Chemo Fog, in Breast Can...

Chemo Fog, or chemo brain is reported by many cancer patients, but doctors tend to ignore it since they put most of their concentration of treating the cancer. [..]
Alzheimer’s disease: omega-3 and exer...

Fish and/or exercise to help Alzheimer’s disease? Alzheimer’s disease background: Alzheimer’s disease is the leading neurodegenerative dementia disorder. In most cases Alzheimer’s does not appear until after the [..]
Weekend’s Better Brain Health B...

The power of love and friends for your health Staying married or good social connections can help you live longer are covered in this Washington post article. I [..]
Are there differences between physica...

Does physical decline directly mirror cognitive decline? In a previous post I pointed out how after the age of 25 the brain is losing a proportion of its [..]
Can mindful meditation reverse brain ...

Meditation for brain health As we age our brain slowly starts shrinking (and this starts by the age of 25), can we do anything to help slow or [..]
Reverse your brain aging: How to take...

Reverse the brain aging process Wouldn’t it be great to reverse the age accumulated damage to your brain, stop the shrinking of your brain? Sound like marketing hype, [..]
Weekend’s Better Brain Health B...

Image by Getty Images via @daylife Are good looking people also smarter? Would this be prove how fair the world is if on average the best looking people [..]
How to open your mind and put it in a...

Do you want to play? Do you want a simple brain hack to make you playful, increase your amusement, make you laugh inside? In today’s world we might [..]
Can working on puzzles ‘widen&#...

Chasing the “Aha” of puzzle solving We have all chased the “Aha” moment that occurs when coming up with a solution to the problem and felt how good [..]

Monthly Archives: November 2008

Off to increase my brain plasticity

Posted on November 5, 2008 by Ward | Permalink 0

I am leaving for two scientific meeting early tomorrow morning (spread over 2 weeks). I am giving a talk in Toronto, and will do my best to swallow [..]

brain fitness, brain health

The testing of a new sirt1 activator: SRT1720

Posted on November 5, 2008 by Ward | Permalink 2

SRT1720 is a sirt1 activator and the new hope for a calorie restriction mimicker, which may lead to an increase in human lifespan. Resveratrol (which I have written [..]

exercise, lifespan, longevity resveratrol, SRT1720

Life geniuses

Posted on November 4, 2008 by Ward | Permalink 1

Some might argue that genius can not be broken down into categories; musical, mathematical, writing, etc. However, it appears an equal number would argue that these (and more) [..]

neuroeconomics

Get out and Vote

Posted on November 3, 2008 by Ward | Permalink 0

The long American election is finally coming to a close November 4th, 2008. Exercise your right to vote.

neuroeconomics American election