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100 Ways to Boost Your Brain Power: Simple Tips and Tricks to Sharpen Your Mind
100 Ways to Boost Your Brain Power: Simple Tips and Tricks to Sharpen Your Mind
100 Ways to Boost Your Brain Power: Simple Tips and Tricks to Sharpen Your Mind
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Release dateNov 1, 2011
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100 Ways to Boost Your Brain Power: Simple Tips and Tricks to Sharpen Your Mind
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    100 Ways to Boost Your Brain Power - Adams Media

    100 Ways to Boost Your Brain Power

    Simple Tips and Tricks to Sharpen Your Mind

    Adams Media, an imprint of Simon & Schuster, Inc.

    Avon, Massachusetts

    Contents

    Introduction

    Eat Breakfast

    Take Ginkgo Biloba

    Exercise Thirty Minutes a Day

    Learn Five New Words a Day

    Munch on Pumpkin Seeds

    Keep a Journal

    Get Plenty of Sleep

    Lose Belly Fat

    Throw Away the Grocery List

    Stay Hydrated

    Try St. John’s Wort

    Freshen Up Your Attitude

    Find a New Hobby

    Avoid Soda

    Drink Green Tea

    Use Your Imagination

    Try Snakeroot

    Consider Essential Oils

    Listen to Music

    Love Those Omegas

    Take Potassium

    Protect Your Cells with Selenium

    Limit Caffeine

    Lift Weights

    Eat Your Oatmeal

    Watch a Funny Movie

    Be Creative

    Take Vitamin D

    Make Friends

    Eat Whole Grains

    Reduce Your Sodium

    Light an Aromatic Candle

    Choose Complex Carbohydrates

    Learn to Meditate

    Pile on the Garlic

    Volunteer

    Minimize Alcohol Consumption

    Take Vitamin K

    Take a Class

    Always Include Dairy

    Take Magnesium

    Solve Puzzles

    Control Those Radicals

    Have Sex Regularly

    Eat Blueberries

    Take Vitamin B12

    Improve Your Math Skills

    Eat More Soy

    Learn a Foreign Language

    Choose Good Fats

    Attend Lectures

    Bolster Your Amino Acids

    Curb Your Worry

    Take Vitamin C

    Eat Walnuts

    Limit Refined Grains

    Read the Classics

    Practice Tai Chi

    Sing

    Snack Smartly

    Drink Hawthorn Tea

    Eat Sea Vegetables

    Take Primrose Capsules

    Play Table Tennis

    Spice It Up

    Take a Vacation

    Try Rainforest Herbs

    Choose Lean Protein

    Have a Cup of Chamomile Tea

    Increase Fiber in Your Diet

    Ban Trans Fats

    Protect Your DNA with Zinc

    Take a Minute to Breathe

    Practice Pilates

    Eat Avocados

    Watch PBS

    Add Coenzyme Q10

    Join a Book Club

    Eat an Apple

    Cut Back on Brain Drains

    Try Hops

    Take Fish Oil Capsules

    Turn Everything into a Learning Event

    Dance, Dance, Dance

    Eat Chocolate

    Take Vitamin B6

    Take a Lavender Bath

    Host Dinner Parties

    Take Alfalfa

    Work to Lower Your LDL and Raise Your HDL

    Take Calcium

    Learn to Play a Musical Instrument

    Study Latin

    Try Sage and Lemon Balm Extract

    Munch on Olives

    Practice Yoga

    Take Vitamin A

    Eat a Sweet Potato

    Get Off the Couch

    Think Positively

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    Introduction

    An apple a day doesn’t just keep the doctor away; it can also improve memory, and is one of 100 easy ways you can sharpen your mental acuity. From dietary changes to herbal supplements to simple activities like completing Sunday’s crossword, we’ve collected dozens of proven ways to boost your brainpower.

    Now you can give your brain the ultimate workout!

    Eat Breakfast

    Breakfast is one of the most important meals, yet it is probably the most skipped meal of the day. The word breakfast describes exactly what it does: breaks a fast. After a good night’s rest, your body has gone eight to twelve hours without food or energy. Blood sugar, or glucose, which comes from the breakdown of food in the body, is your body’s main source of energy. Eating food provides your body with a fresh supply of blood glucose or energy. The brain in particular needs a fresh supply of glucose each day because that is its main source of energy. (The brain does not store glucose.) Eating breakfast is associated with being more productive and efficient in the morning hours. Breakfast eaters tend to experience better concentration, problem-solving ability, strength, and endurance. Your muscles also rely on a fresh supply of blood glucose for physical activity throughout the day. Here are a few healthy suggestions:

    Cold cereal with fruit and skim milk

    Bran muffin and a banana

    Hard-boiled egg and grapefruit juice

    Yogurt with fruit or low-fat granola cereal

    Peanut butter on a whole-wheat bagel and orange juice

    Instant oatmeal with raisins or berries

    Breakfast smoothie (blend fruit and skim milk)

    Cottage cheese and peaches

    Take Ginkgo Biloba

    The leaves of the ginkgo contain the active constituents ginkgo flavone glycosides and terpene lactones, the extract of which can be used to treat poor circulation in the legs as well as memory and cognitive problems. In a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association researchers confirmed that people who take the ginkgo extract for mild to severe dementia may improve both their ability to remember and to interact socially.

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