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As the long Holiday weekend is upon us, many of us will be gathering with family and friends in yards and around picnic tables, eating “happy foods” and partaking in a libation or two and end with a cookie or three! During times like these, have you ever noticed that inflammatory physical conditions like sinusitis…
DetailsIn the field of nutrition and wellness, green foods are well known for their health giving properties. Even though a huge percentage of Americans still shun vegetables, this is one case where the majority doesn’t rule. New research on vegetables and aging says again why your mother was right. Eating vegetables keeps the brain sharp…
DetailsWhy are we putting a poison in our food and calling it a safe alternative to sugar? Drinks, gum, bread, even baby formula are some of the many products that have this neuro-toxin ingredient that turns to formaldehyde when ingested.[singlepic id=9 w=360h=320 float=left] A recent study shows that aspartame is an excellent ant poison. In…
DetailsWhat a thrill to be heading to Indonesia in June to speak at the 2nd Annual BRAINGYM® Conference. It will be 4 days of wonderful information and experts from around the world to ” help accelerate the transformation process in Indonesia through venture in the field of brain gym, aiming to be a supportive reliable…
DetailsYour 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…
DetailsDiet plays a pivotal role in reversing dyslexia. To give your child the greatest chance of success, it’s crucial that his or her diet is full of healthy, nutritious food that will provide the building blocks of the brain. Eating better is easy if you know what to do—here’s how. Eliminate sugar for at least…
DetailsWhen you have a child with dyslexia, one of the biggest challenges is maintaining his or her self-esteem. One of the best ways to do that is to show your love and support, and I’d like to share several ways to do that. Say it. Don’t be afraid to use the exact words. “I love…
DetailsAs we’ve been saying all along, 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…
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