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SuperCharged Brain: Improve Your Memory, Increase Production, Strengthen Your Mind
Did You Know:
There are an estimated 24 million people who suffer from memory loss
The Number Of Americans With Alzheimers will jump to 7.7 million by 2050
People will spend hours at a gym building their muscles, but ignore the greatest muscle they have- their brain
Your brain is the most powerful computing device known to man, yet we see many individuals never reach their full potential in regards to brain power. You
need to think of your brain like a muscle. Just like your calf muscles or biceps, the more you train your brain and strengthen it, the stronger your brain becomes.
Since your brain makes up your thoughts, conciseness, and defines you as a person, by strengthening your brain you are in a sense strengthening
yourself as a person. It's a shame that many people will continue through life never realizing the true potential of their brain, and the potential they have as
human beings. Unfortunately, in today's society our brain health is being ignored and overlooked, in favor of quick fixes and stimulation through other sources such as the
Internet and television.
Our goal, is to change this trend with this book. We are going to provide you with tips and techniques on how to supercharge your brain. We will give you
exercises and tips on how to improve memory, expand your knowledge base, and keep your brain running like a fine-tuned engine. Just like when you first
start to workout, some readers may experience an immediate boost in brain activity and mental health. Just remember that if you really want a strong brain
and mind, you need to work your brain out every day for years on end. This book will show you exactly what you need accomplish to have a supercharged brain. As we mentioned above, the main goal of this book is to give you the power to change
your current habits, begin strengthening your brain muscle, and unleash the supercharged brain that we all know you have. Good Luck!
There are an estimated 24 million people who suffer from memory loss
The Number Of Americans With Alzheimers will jump to 7.7 million by 2050
People will spend hours at a gym building their muscles, but ignore the greatest muscle they have- their brain
Your brain is the most powerful computing device known to man, yet we see many individuals never reach their full potential in regards to brain power. You
need to think of your brain like a muscle. Just like your calf muscles or biceps, the more you train your brain and strengthen it, the stronger your brain becomes.
Since your brain makes up your thoughts, conciseness, and defines you as a person, by strengthening your brain you are in a sense strengthening
yourself as a person. It's a shame that many people will continue through life never realizing the true potential of their brain, and the potential they have as
human beings. Unfortunately, in today's society our brain health is being ignored and overlooked, in favor of quick fixes and stimulation through other sources such as the
Internet and television.
Our goal, is to change this trend with this book. We are going to provide you with tips and techniques on how to supercharge your brain. We will give you
exercises and tips on how to improve memory, expand your knowledge base, and keep your brain running like a fine-tuned engine. Just like when you first
start to workout, some readers may experience an immediate boost in brain activity and mental health. Just remember that if you really want a strong brain
and mind, you need to work your brain out every day for years on end. This book will show you exactly what you need accomplish to have a supercharged brain. As we mentioned above, the main goal of this book is to give you the power to change
your current habits, begin strengthening your brain muscle, and unleash the supercharged brain that we all know you have. Good Luck!
47 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 1, 2012
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June 1, 2013
Everything in this book is really common sense and self-explanitory. Quick read, there were some little bits of good advice, but all in all not a book i'd highly recommend. I don't know of another book that does better yet, but only read this if you have absolutely no idea how IQ or the brain works and trains (nutrition, exercise, left vs right brain, exercises etc.).
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