21 hours ago by Alexa

I knew it! Multitasking is for sucks. Focusing on one project at a time and asking one’s brain to dig deep, ponder and problem-solve like the higher-thinking Homo sapiens that you are is smarter, faster, better. I hate the spinning in circles aspect of juggling one’s entire life all day every day. I ...

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1 day ago by spacesuityoga

Wanna learn more about neuroplasticity, brain science & wholistic lifestyles: Check out my institute e-zine: http://bodiesinspace.com Happy Holidays!

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1 day ago by geoffcole

Today at the Brain Training Centers of Florida we had five different clients. Three of the five clients were returning for 4-pack tune-ups. These clients have enjoyed great success from their brain wave optimization with real time balancing experiences. They have come back to further strengthen thei ...

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2 days ago by geoffcole

Today we are providing our special combination of cognitive behavioral therapy and the emergent technology of brain wave optimization with real time balancing powered by Brain State Technologies for four different people. We are also performing a brain mapping and assessment. The issues we are helpi ...

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3 days ago by Jacqueline

Did you know that your brain is constantly updating itself? Some people believe we are hardwired to behave and think in specific ways, but recent studies have shown this to be a myth. There is a field of brain science called neuroplasticity. The neuro part is the nerve cells in our brain, and the pl ...

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4 days ago by RoboPanda

Scientists in Canada have discovered a way to regrow damaged nerve cells, which shows promise in healing brain, optic nerve, and spinal cord injuries. The Globe and Mail reports: Until about the age of two, the neurons in the human brain are still growing, stretching out long arms known as axons to ...

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6 days ago by giannakali

I can’t embed this video but it’s a wonderful documentary of about 52 minutes. This is neuroplasticity at work to be totally secular about it. We can change our brains. Mystical Brain reveals the exploratory work of a team from the University of Montreal who seek to understand the states of grace ex ...

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6 days ago by pearlschroy

The neuroscience of meditation… this is where the meeting of science & spirituality gets really exciting… I can’t believe how far we’ve come.. and more and more of these scientists keep ‘coming out of the closet’ to step up and in to a much needed conversation about prescribing meditation over medic ...

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6 days ago by Peter B. Reiner

There has been quite a bit of interest in multitasking of late, most recently with a series of posts over at the Britannica Blog with contributions from Maggie Jackson, Howard Rheingold, Heather Gold, and Nicholas Carr. The posts are quite interesting, and dovetail nicely with the thoughtful present ...

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7 days ago by StephanieWestAllen

Want to learn about Plasticity Imaging/Development Vision Hear Motor System Language Music And more? Then take a look at Changing Brains, a Web site created by University of Oregon. Click on "Watch Online" to see the videos that will give you information about your brain. Click on "References" for a ...

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