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Why Exercise?

"A strong body makes the mind strong."

Brisk walking, jogging, and swimming are easy ways to boost your heart rate and promote cardiovascular health. Exercise can also help lower blood pressure and counter stress. For women, exercise that makes the body and bones bear weight - like walking or running - may reduce the risk of osteoporosis later in life.

One study in the journal Nature reports that sedentary senior citizens who took up walking for 45 minutes, three days a week, were able to significantly improve mental skills that decline with age. Meanwhile, Middlesex University researchers in London discovered that 25 minutes of aerobic exercise boosted scores on creativity tests that followed.

Mastering Knowledge

"You're generally better off sticking with what you know."

-Donald Trump-

Mastering knowledge on a particular topic or market is key to your success, but equally important is having a passion for what you know. Not only will you avoid a lot of guess work, you will be more convincing to others. Remember the kid in school who wrote a book report without reading the book? Well, it didn't turn out too well for him did it.

Encourages Your Children to Read

Here is a checklist to make sure your home encourages your children to read:

1. Limit TV Viewing. The television may be your children's biggest adversary against becoming good readers. Make sure they do not spend every available moment in front of it. It's not an accident that today's children are reading less and weighing more. The TV is the monster in our living rooms and we must tame it.

2. Take your children to the library. This shows them that reading is important to you, and opens a world of reading to them. That makes for a special trip for the kids, and they love coming home with new books.

3. Limit after-school activities. Time for sports, videogames, practices and clubs adds up. Make sure there is some time left over for reading.

4. Set a time and place for reading each day. Assign a quiet place, free from distractions, where your children can spend some quiet minutes reading.

5. Be sure to tell your children how proud of their reading skills you are. The secret is to keep reading fun to them. Make sure they have books they are interested in and promote reading as a fun event, not a learning chore. Our attitude means a lot as we sell them on reading.

6. Let them see you read. Your example will encourage them to be better readers.

7. Make sure there are reading materials around the house: books, magazines, newspapers. Find articles they are interested in and show them to them.

Lastly,encourage your children "to be the best readers" in the state. Let them get lost in stories of adventure in faraway places. Places like London, Paris or Middle Earth. Or maybe even Narnia.

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Several Way to Boost Your Memory

A recent study from experts found that 70 % of us today facing problem memories declining. This figure may reflect by the increase of stressful lives, not enough essential nutrients in our body and insufficient exercises to increase blood circulation. Below are tips how to boost up your memory:

1. Get enough Iron and Zinc. Studies show that those who avoid red meat may cause their body low in iron and zinc. Studies also figure out that as many as 8 out of 10 of us are iron deficiency. List of foods rich in zinc are oysters, liver, beef, wheat germ, wheat bran nuts and poultry. Iron-rich foods include liver & beef.
2. Eating greens and fruits. Nutritional experts said that proper nutrition plays an important role to having a good memory. In a recent Tuffs University study found that rats which fed with a diet high in spinach showed the fewest age-related memory deficits.
3. Memory tricks. Studies show that men and women learning effectively in three main categories; learning visually, hearing, and touch kinesthetic. Studies also show that 65 percent of us best learn visually by seeing formation and pictures, 30 percent best learn in hearing and 5 percent best learn in touch kinesthetic.
4. Control our stress level. Researches from University of California found that a hormone called cortisol released when we are under stress. Cortisol will temporarily blocks the brain’s ability to retrieve information and leave us blank.
5. Smart Movements. Reading Specialist and Neurophysiologist experts Dr. Dennison and Dr Hannaford in their scientific research present that movement is crucial to memory and learning process. Smart movements benefits include improvements in memory, learning, vision, expression, and movement abilities, in both young people and adults.