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74Caffeine and brain function
by Suzanna Stinnett
Ha, ha, we coffee drinkers are laughing. No! It doesn't make any difference at all! What's why millions of people are standing in line any given morning at 8 a.m., weaving softly as they wait for their... published 14 months ago
71Retinal detachment - a serious eye problem
by Suzanna Stinnett
What is retinal detachment? The retina is the light-sensitive tissue that lies against the inside of the back wall of your eyeball. Under it lies a thin layer of blood vessels that supply oxygen and nutrients... published 13 months ago
73INTELLIGENCE RAISING EXERCISES
by Suzanna Stinnett
Before tackling any activity that you hope will increase your brain power, it is worth taking the time to relax a bit. Take a long, deep breath, and relax your shoulders. Make it a practice to breathe... published 14 months ago
71Why spinach is good for your brain
by Suzanna Stinnett
Did you know that heart disease is a strong risk factor for memory loss? This falls under the category of "everything is connected." In the world of pathology, one of the markers for heart disease is high... published 14 months ago
65Alzheimer's disease as the teacher
by Suzanna Stinnett
As Alzheimer's Disease continues to claim huge numbers of our elderly population, the motivation to study it also increases. Studying the effects of the disease and researching ways to alleviate symptoms is... published 13 months ago
53Nutrition is a building block for the brain
by Suzanna Stinnett
Keeping free radicals reeled in is one of the most important points to focus on while you continually create a more brain-healthy lifestyle. Increasing your intake of antioxidant foods is the way you control... published 13 months ago
70The most common eye injuries -- what to do
by Suzanna Stinnett
Workplace injuries are a leading cause of eye trauma, loss of vision and blindness, according to the American Academy of Ophthalmology. If your job carries a risk of eye injury, your employer is required to... published 13 months ago
65Creative and innovative brain pathways
by Suzanna Stinnett
Becoming more creative and innovative has a very high value in today's society. While people with more "left brain" orientations have pursued high-paying careers in fields such as engineering and computer... published 14 months ago
72Use your imagination to enhance your brain
by Suzanna Stinnett
You can build more brain reserves in many ways. Actively employing the imagination is one of the most powerful things you can do, however. Here are some ideas for fun exercises that will get your brain growing... published 14 months ago
65Chinese herbs a solution for libido
by Suzanna Stinnett
Dong Quai This is the root of the lovage plant, which is a member of the carrot family. It takes about eight weeks of use initially for this tonic to do its job. It is a gentle herb and generally seen to be... published 13 months ago
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