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ComprehendRx
We read for meaning. But for some kids (and even adults), reading comprehension is a struggle. For some, decoding the words on the page takes so much energy that fully comprehending the meaning of the words takes a back seat. For others, the meaning is grasped but not retained. In fact, research by the National ...
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A Doorway to the Heart
Love at first sight? Thousands say it has happened to them, while skeptics just roll their eyes. But what if the adage “there’s more to it than meets the eye” is true about the connection between visual contact and romance? Research studies show that locking eyes nourishes relational intimacy and is a dominant theme in ...
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Smart Mom’s Toy Box: December 2014
Brain training experts Ken Gibson and Tanya Mitchell have created a list of toys, games, and activities that support healthy cognitive development. “We want to give parents practical tips they can use to make savvy buying decisions,” Gibson explains. “Science continues to provide insights into how plastic our brains really are, and there’s absolutely no ...
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A Loving Touch
Everyone knows not to go anywhere near a mama bear and her cubs. The maternalbond is truly fierce, and not just in animals! Human moms share a strongbond with their babies, too (so strong that particularly protective mothersare often compared to their furry animal counterparts!) There is a biological reason for the ferocity of the ...
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Could Your Eating Habits Be Affecting Your Brain?
We're not going to tell you junk food is bad for your body (you alreadyknow that). We're not even going to tell you junk food is bad for your brain (youprobably figured as much). But what you might not know ishow junk food is bad for your brain. Turns out, there's actually quitea lot going ...
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Classic Case of Christmas Brain
This time of year may be filled with Christmas cheer and holiday goodwill, but there are other seasonal factors that can have a less-than-pleasant impact on your brain. How can you keep your brain happy and healthy through the holidays? Here are five seasonal dangers and how you can avoid them: 1. Not Enough Sunlight. ...
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Can Napping Resolve Some of Your Problems?
When Todd was five, the neighbor's cat went ballistic and gave hima really bad scratch. Twenty years later, Todd still steers clear of cats.In fact, areas of his brain involved in emotion and fear light up, andTodd starts to sweat and feel anxious, if someone even mentions cats Can Todd train his brain to react ...
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Texting Alters Teen Brain Chemistry
New data on teen texting is disturbing, to say the least. Over the past three years, teen texting is up 600%, with the average number of texts among teens hitting 3000 texts every month. Increasingly, doctors are treating teens for sleep disorders because one out of five teens wake up at night so they can ...
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Mia Tischer – From Marathon Training to Brain Training
A life changing realization came to Mia Tischer while she was training for a marathon. It dawned on her that if the body could be trained to enhance physical performance, why couldn’t the brain could be trained to enhance mental performance? Shortly after that realization, Mia made the decision to partner with LearningRx, a brain ...
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ESPN Covers Sally Francklyn’s Recovery from a TBI
“My name is Sally Francklyn and I have a traumatic brain injury.” In their recent coverage of well-known freeskiier Sally Francklyn, ESPN describes the young woman as a writer, skier, and much-loved personality in the freeskiing industry. Sally, who had recently landed a position as a public relations spokesperson for ski gear icons Nordica and ...
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