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The Link Between The Body & The Brain

July 2nd, 2008 by Hannah Evans
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People have long thought about the body and the brain as two separate entities. This is not the case. The brain is very much dependent on the body and vice versa.

What Is Habit Memory?

June 19th, 2008 by Hannah Evans
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Habit memory is the type of memory formed when information is stored unconsciously. It is achieved through repetition and trial-and-error learning. Associations between certain stimuli and responses are formed very slowly over the course of several repetitions.

Keeping Your Focus On One Project At A Time

May 26th, 2008 by Sue Wheeler
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You will be more likely to forget good ideas when focusing on too much at once. This can be caused by more distractions or the ability to get distracted easier. You will be much faster at completing a project one at a time, even though it does not seem that way.

Foods That Help Keep You Focused

May 20th, 2008 by Gloria Price
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If you were to eat a much healthier lunch that is lower in fat and higher in complex carbohydrates and fresh fruits and vegetables, you’d find your energy levels would stay relatively even. This is due to the way our bodies process food turn it into sugar. Food low in sugar and higher in complex carbohydrates take longer to be processed by the body, thereby avoiding the rapid boost and drop effect we get from highly processed foods.

Healthy Diet For Staying Focused

May 13th, 2008 by Sue Wheeler
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Along with a healthy amount of exercise, it has been proven that eating healthy can improve your weight, mood, and lower your risk against diseases and illnesses. Certain foods can help your alertness, memory and focus in everyday life.

Folic Acid Can Help You Stay Focused

May 7th, 2008 by Gloria Price
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Folic acid, also called folate, is a B vitamin needed to produce red and white blood cells, as well as platelets. The body doesn’t store folic acid well, so it’s important that we consume enough through diet on a regular basis.

Focus Support For Children With Learning Disabilities

April 30th, 2008 by Sue Wheeler
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A child with a disability typically has a hard time concentrating and focusing on what someone is telling them and can have a hard time communicating. It is estimated that one out of every ten children has a learning disability.

Exercise Can Help You Stay Focused

April 24th, 2008 by Gloria Price
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People exercise for any number of reasons. Some want to lose weight, others just crave physical activity. Exercise can ease symptoms of depression and anxiety, and even boost confidence and self-esteem.

Focus & Concentration FAQ’s

April 17th, 2008 by Sue Wheeler
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Practically at all points in time require focus and concentration. Both are used when playing a video game, to reading a textbook.

5 Steps to Keep Your Kids Healthy & Focused In College Part 5: Finishing Homework Before They Go Out

April 11th, 2008 by Sela Brosnan
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College students generally like to procrastinate when it comes to homework. They would rather go out and enjoy their new environment instead of doing homework. It’s a matter of making finishing homework a priority.

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