New Neurons Better Brains

For the last four hundred years the belief has been that we all will die with the exact same brain we had when we were born. Recently researchers have proven that neurons can be developed and we can keep our brains smart and also improve on our abilities.

Daniel Amen and many other neuropsychiatric specialist have given graphic ways to train brains and better our lives at the same time. The brain reacts positively to new challenges but will not grow if the challenge itself is repeated often. To connect the neurons training must be innovative and relatively new.

In our office we train brains daily and have seen remarkable results. Memory improves, abstract thinking is more useful and readily available. PTSD is helped by training the brain to replace “triggers” with positive thoughts and learning disorders make progress academically.

This new approach to mental ability and mental training is exciting and may someday change the way we look at degenerative diseases of the brain. At present we are working with individuals who feel they are at risk for brain difficulties. The outcomes are exciting !

Science is growing in many areas daily and it is extremely exciting to be involved with making brains better. Contact us if we can help, we are here with many ideas and useful approaches.

Try some of the “better brain” activities:

1. Word Search
2. Scrabble
3. Recall nursery rhymes or poems while you exercise
4. Try rhythmic breathing, in 1-2-3,hold 1-2-3 exhale 1-2-3 this will signal the brain that it is time to relax and remember
5. TAlk to yourself in a positive voice

Tru these ideas and you will recognize growth and changes mentally

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About colormesmart

I have wroked in the field of brain trainng, children's challenges and peak performance for many years and would be excitied to share much of what I have learned with anyone interested in reading about the exciting changes in these fields. In writing about my travels and trials I hope to encite the feelings of excitement and understanding of the gifts given to those of us who work at being a change agent for children and adults wanting a better life. I am new at this type of writing and look forward to sharing the exciting days I live working to help train brains, unravel the mysteries of why children have learning challenges and share the excitement of being an olympic coach for the last four world games. It is an honor to live my life and I would love to have others share with me their feelings and needs.
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