Food nourishes us, but it can harm us too, sometimes invisibly.
You consume too much spice and you’re stomach’s upset – that’s easy to see. But we don’t immediately relate our daily food consumption with the way our brain functions.
Your brain ...
Can you learn while you sleep?
Scientists would have totally scoffed at the question even a decade ago, but now they’re not so sure. Although Hypnopaedia or learning new material while sleeping have been thoroughly and repeatedly debunked, recent ...
Ours is an age of distraction. In this increasingly connected world, choices are endless and each moment has a multitude of things that demand our attention. While it’s great to have more choices, it also messes up a crucial thing – our ability to ...
If not now, when? If not you, who?
This old adage is the birth point of a leader. Leadership is not just about helming big ticket companies or rallying political change, it is about taking charge of any situation however small or big. But how do ...
Your body is changing while you are reading this; that is a fact. It is responding to the thoughts you are reading.
Thinking about anything, no matter how small or insignificant it is, makes your brain release neurotransmitters which are the ...
Your life is what determines how your brain looks like; that is a fact. When you do something for a while or gain a new habit, it represents itself in the brain. This quality is called Neuroplasticity and from what we said we can conclude that it ...
On the fourth Thursday of November in the United States, the second Monday of October in Canada, and around the same time of the year in other countries, people celebrate Thanksgiving. Regardless of the religious and cultural meanings of ...
Music is the medicine of mind and soul and neuroscience proved it.
Studies show that music can reduce anxiety and depression, lower blood pressure and even help ease pain in some cases.
Bob Marley once said, “One good thing about music, when it ...
Exercising on a daily basis helps prevent heart disease, strokes, diabetes mellitus and even cancer, it also promotes weight loss, regulates blood pressure, improves mental health and helps clear age-related brain fog, it strengthens your memory and ...
The World Kindness Day is celebrated every 13 November, it was first introduced in 1998 by the World Kindness Movement. Kindness is an essential part of our humanity that has the power to bridge the divides of race, religion, borders, and gender.
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