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  People with High IQ May Be Better at Blocking Distractions | Psych Central News

  ,Researchers have discovered that people with high IQ’s have brains that are more efficient allowing them to have better visual perception. That is, people

  • Fri at 8:35 AM
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  Catherine Boyer Solid research results on neurofeedback reversing the sometimes lasting side effects of chemotherapy and cancer treatment.

  

  New York Neurofeedback Blog: Neurofeedback and the Side Effects of Cancer and Cancer Treatment

  New York Neurofeedback Blog: Neurofeedback and the Side Effects of Cancer and Cancer Treatment

  • Fri at 6:29 AM
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  Debbie Hampton- Moderator

  

  Switching From Multitasking To Focusing Is Harder Than You Think « Annie Murphy Paul

  Switching From Multitasking To Focusing Is Harder Than You Think « Annie Murphy Paul

  • Wed at 2:11 PM
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  Debbie Hampton- Moderator

  

  The Top 10 Brain Science and Psychology Stories of 2012 - Forbes

  This is the fourth year that I’ve chronicled some of the best brain science and psychology stories from the past 12 months, and every year it gets a little harder because the amount of research published each month just keeps growing. So this year, I’

  • May 18
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  Debbie Hampton- Moderator

  

  Life Gets Easier by Managing Expectations

  Suffering comes from attachment to thoughts about what happens, not what actually happens. Pain originates in the space between thoughts and reality.

  • May 16
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  Meditation programs teach how to battle pain with brain power | CTV News

  Doctors in Ontario are taking a new approach in the battle against chronic pain, ditching the prescription pad and teaching sufferers how to harness the healing power of the mind.

  • May 13
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  Erin Matlock - CEO BRAIN PAGES

  

  I think, therefore I heal: the weird science of neurofeedback | The Verge

  Imagine if treating a mental illness was as simple as playing a video game — except your mind is the controller. That idea isn’t only real, it’s a therapy gaining traction in the medical...

  • April 25

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  Ric - Moderator Hi everyone
  
  We have been promising some new and exciting changes here at The Brain Food Factory and we are now proud to announce our first installment.
  
  NeuroFRENZ is here!! What is NeuroFRENZ, I hear you ask? NeuroFRENZ is a great new onlin ... e trivia quiz challenge.
  
  Head to www.neurofrenz.com and sign up now to be ready for our first challenge. Check out the sample quiz while you are there to get the idea of how the game works. NeuroFRENZ will happen at random times, so keep your eyes open for update emails or posts on Twitter or Facebook. Our very first quiz starts tomorrow at 6pm (Gold Coast, Australia, time) so you had better be ready with your login name and password. ...  moreHi everyone
  
  We have been promising some new and exciting changes here at The Brain Food Factory and we are now proud to announce our first installment.
  
  NeuroFRENZ is here!! What is NeuroFRENZ, I hear you ask? NeuroFRENZ is a great new onlin ... e trivia quiz challenge.
  
  Head to www.neurofrenz.com and sign up now to be ready for our first challenge. Check out the sample quiz while you are there to get the idea of how the game works. NeuroFRENZ will happen at random times, so keep your eyes open for update emails or posts on Twitter or Facebook. Our very first quiz starts tomorrow at 6pm (Gold Coast, Australia, time) so you had better be ready with your login name and password.
  
  Get your name up in NeuroFRENZ lights ... and, by the way, it’s FREE!!!
  
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  • April 23

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    Debbie Hampton- Moderator Very tricky (and fun) stuff! :) No cheating!!

    • April 24
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    Erin Matlock - CEO BRAIN PAGES Congrats Ric!

    • April 25
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  Catherine Boyer Neurofeedback - can it help with addictions?

  

  New York Neurofeedback Blog: Can Neurofeedback Help with Addictions?

  New York Neurofeedback Blog: Can Neurofeedback Help with Addictions?

  • April 19

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  Ric - Moderator The Brain Food Factory Vol 6 Issue 8 is now available. To get your free monthly brain exercise e-magazine sign up here www.brainfoodfactory.com

  

  • April 1

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  Dr. Ronald G. Shapiro Slide show from my Education by Entertainment: "Using Psychology Games and Activities of Yesteryear to Prepare for our Future" Becker College program which was held in Worcester MA on February 12, 2013.

  Using Psychology Games and Activities of Yesteryear to Prepare for ...

  Slide show from my Education by Entertainment: "Using Psychology Games and Activities of Yesteryear to Prepare for our Future" Becker College program which was held in Worcester MA on February 12, 2013.

  • March 21
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  Ric - Moderator No matter what your age, you should start to do something to protect your brain. You use it all the time so why not help to protect it. Good mental activity is one of the keys to keeping you brain as fit as possible. Sign up here to receive my free monthl...  moreNo matter what your age, you should start to do something to protect your brain. You use it all the time so why not help to protect it. Good mental activity is one of the keys to keeping you brain as fit as possible. Sign up here to receive my free monthly brain exercise e-magazine www.brainfoodfactory.com . 16 pages of mental stimulation, including a kids section, every month.  

  

  Early-onset dementia diagnosed in more young Australians | adelaidenow

  GROWING numbers of people are being diagnosed with dementia as young as 35, and many have no idea they have it.

  • March 15
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  Ric - Moderator Sunday quiz question -
  
  What is the link between this person and this medical procedure?
  
  (will you admit to cheating to find the answer?)
  
  www.brainfoodfactory.com

  

  • March 2

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    Debbie Hampton- Moderator Is his name Heimlich?

    • March 3
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  Ric - Moderator The Brain
  
  Food Factory Vol 6 Issue 7 is now available. To get your free monthly brain exercise
  
  e-magazine sign up here www.brainfoodfactory.com

  

  • March 1

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  Pat Quinn - Moderator aka the Iron Gimp Lots of new content if you haven't yet or recently looked at www.irongimp.com. Seems there's endless content of which to write and share but I'm loving it. I ope everyone here is doing well! :)

  Iron Gimp - Home Page

  A survivor's personal thoughts and experiences with stroke and recovery. No one is immune. Not even you.

  • February 24

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    Debbie Hampton- Moderator Good job! Keep it coming!

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  Catherine Boyer Are you interested in knowing more about fractals?

  

  New York Neurofeedback Blog: Fractal Geometry and Benoit Mandelbrot

  New York Neurofeedback Blog: Fractal Geometry and Benoit Mandelbrot

  • February 22

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  Catherine Boyer How is it that neurofeedback helps with everything from traumatic brain injury to Olympic sports?

  New York Neurofeedback Blog: How Can Neurofeedback Help with So Many Things?

  New York Neurofeedback Blog: How Can Neurofeedback Help with So Many Things?

  • February 16
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  Catherine Boyer Are anti-psychotics over-prescribed to children and teens?

  

  New York Neurofeedback Blog: Is There an Epidemic of Antipsychotic Use with Children?

  New York Neurofeedback Blog: Is There an Epidemic of Antipsychotic Use with Children?

  • February 9
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  Pat Quinn - Moderator aka the Iron Gimp The Iron Gimp has done it again! <flex> My doc looked at my blood pressure trend and reduced amlodipine by 50% for the next month, after which he'll stop it completely should it continue be consistent and good. It's been 95-100/65 since I stopped ta...  moreThe Iron Gimp has done it again! <flex> My doc looked at my blood pressure trend and reduced amlodipine by 50% for the next month, after which he'll stop it completely should it continue be consistent and good. It's been 95-100/65 since I stopped taking propafenone. <pose> He also had me discontinue potassium chloride. <high five> I just checked to see the meds I was on in rehab and there were 11 of them. That was late 2008 and early 2009. This leaves me taking only losartan and carvedilol. That's an 80% reduction in meds. This is why I don't cheat on my food regimen and why I exercise as I do. I was a 247 lb fat guy I call "Porker Pat" when I was hospitalized in 2007 with my clot. I've lost 112 lbs and my body fat is 13%. There is a reason for everyone to treat health seriously with exercise and a proper food regimen. Get on the health wagon NOW. It's never "too late".
  
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  • January 30

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  for yet another of my shameless plugs for my new web site,
  
  www.irongimp.com. Launched on Jan 1, 2013, it's a place where I share my
  
  personal insights and experiences from my strokes and recovery. I add ...  moreTime
  
  for yet another of my shameless plugs for my new web site,
  
  www.irongimp.com. Launched on Jan 1, 2013, it's a place where I share my
  
  personal insights and experiences from my strokes and recovery. I add
  
  things weekly, so it's always a work-in-progress. I hope you visit and
  
  that someone will benefit from it. :)   

  Iron Gimp - Home Page

  Iron Gimp - Home Page

  • January 15

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