There’s no question that maintaining a nutritious diet can help keep your body healthy. But when it comes to which foods can specifically benefit which body parts, science remains surprisingly sketchy. But nature gives us a big clue as to what foods help what part of our body! A sliced Carrot looks like the human eye. According
Nutrition is a big player in the dyslexia world. Food is fuel for your brain, and the quality of the fuel can help or hinder your brain’s ability to think and process information. Good nutrition isn’t something you can practice occasionally—it needs to be an ingrained habit. As an example of how nutrition can affect
By Rosita Alvarez As a parent seeking to improve the life of my son, I journeyed through many stages of healing along his side. I passed through an entire spectrum from denial all the way to liberation thanks to Books Neural Therapy. Yes, Denial was first. By six, I knew he was smart as he
By Kathy Balcer, MEd The Transformers! No, not robots; the kids that transform in a good way from participating in the Books Neural Therapy! If your child is starting Books Neural Therapy (BNT), I wrote this article to help you know what to expect. Research shows that most people that want a personality change or
Just when you thought you were out of school! Keep playing and you’ll be working on the learning skills below. Anticipation grows to Wonderment Surprise leads to Astonishment Pleasure develops into Fun Understanding leads to Mastery Strength builds Creativity Poise equates Balance.
Dr Joe Dispenza, Neuroscientist, Chiropractor, Lecturer and Author of Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself: How to Lose Your Mind and Create a New One spoke to Dr. Books in Austin, Texas about the idea of the brain being elastic (brain plasticity). He says repeated activities can influence the brain and ease it into new
Dyslexia shows up differently in different languages and cultures. Dyslexia is sometimes difficult to detect and pin down from one country to the next. In the USA, there are many sub-types of dyslexia, based somewhat on where weaknesses show up in reading and writing. In other countries, dyslexia may present differently based on what parts
Your child craves your company, and spending time with him or her is the best thing you could do to help boost confidence and self-esteem. However, many parents don’t know what they could or should be doing with their kids. While there are a million and one activities you could share, here are a few
Dyslexia is not a disease or handicap. Quite the opposite—it’s simply a different way of processing and learning to read. In fact, many dyslexics show phenomenal talents in other areas that have nothing to do with school or reading. I remember one sixth-grade boy who was both dyslexic and ADHD. To keep him from disrupting