5 Responses to “what are some tips on improve brain power?”

1. Apple Jacks on January 18th, 2010 4:16 pm
   

   Ginseng Feedback: slam a book over your head
2. Clarissa on January 21st, 2010 6:23 pm
   

   Ginseng Feedback: Cross Word Puzzles. Use your head or paper than a calculator. Buy those games for Nintendo DS to help brain activity.
3. heshmaster_hookah on January 22nd, 2010 4:39 am
   

   Ginseng Feedback: Doing puzzles – buy a magazine such as brain trainer
   Mind maps by Tony Buzan
   Taking supplements such as omega 3 + omega 6 (found in fish) or flax seed oil
   Physical exercise
4. onelm0 on January 22nd, 2010 5:27 am
   

   Ginseng Feedback: Liquid American Ginseng
   Turmeric (active ingredient in curry)
   B12 (chicken liver rich in B12)
   Fish oil
   Beta Carrotine (carrots, sweet potatoes, plants that are orange)
   Cilantro

   Exercise
5. rich- on January 25th, 2010 3:49 am
   

   Ginseng Feedback: When you’re referring to brain power, I’m assuming you mean knowledge. The way a person learns or gains knowledge varies depending on their personality.

   Take one of these tests and do research on your personality. These tests are surprisingly accurate because it describes me pretty well. For example, I am an ISTJ. Here is a quote from wikipedia trying to explain my learning habbits.

   “ISTJs learn best and apply themselves to subjects that they deem practical and useful. As learners, ISTJs tend to need materials, directions, and teachers to be precise and accurate if they are to trust the information that is presented. They prefer concrete and useful applications and will tolerate theory only if it leads to these ends.

   They like learning activities that allow them time to reflect and think. Material that seems too easy or too enjoyable leads ISTJs to be skeptical of its merit. Because of their practical outlook, ISTJs clearly delineate between work and play. Therefore, their ideal learning environment is task-oriented, has a clear schedule, and has a clear and precise assignment.”

   This is exactly how I learn. I need to read and give time for my thoughts to reflect on what I’ve just learned. You can say I’m a slow learner but this is how my mind learns. And once I understand the material, I start making many connections with my prior knowledge. It is amazing what the mind can do..

   I hope this helps you “improve” your brain power. Best of luck in the future.

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