Hello, if you think that poor memory, slower thinking, and painful movement are simply a part of getting older, then you might want to think again.
New discoveries in something called neuroplasticity have proven that this is just a myth.
So what are the secrets to keeping your brain young, active and growing? You can find out in a short 5-minute video presentation by Anat Baniel, a pioneer in brain plasticity research.
You will learn:
* a simple technique you can use in just 5 minutes a day to create brain plasticity
* why the brain is responsible for more than just intelligence, it is responsible for how we move as well
* why doing the same brain building activities (like crossword puzzles) will not work over time
* the benefits of walking backwards
And you might be surprised to hear what Anat has to say about abdominal exercises.
If you or a loved one wants to experience more vitality and energy at any age, I strongly recommend you take a look at this no-cost video.
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Can The Brain Change Itself?
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Nelson Tan
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4:15 AM
Labels: Anat Baniel, brain plasticity research, crossword puzzles, neuroplasticity, walking backwards














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