MORE WAYS TO IMPROVE YOUR MEMORY
Added on: 25th Apr 2015
INVOLVE ALL YOUR SENSES
You can relate the information that you need to remember to
colours, tastes, smells, and textures which will help to imprint
them in your brain. Smell is very closely related to memory which is
why when you smell a certain type of odour you will remember the
smell of the kitchen or your mum’s cooking when you were young.
LAUGHTER, THE BEST MEDICINE FOR THE BRAIN
It is a cliche but true as laughter engages a number of regions across
the brain, unlike other emotional responses. It can actually activate
some areas in your brain that are needed for learning and creativity.
LEARN SOME TUNES
Remember when you were young you could remember all the songs
being played on the radio but found it hard to memorize the poem
your teacher asked you to? Music can help a lot if you want to
remember something. Most people associate familiar songs
with important events in their lives.
LISTEN TO CLASSICAL MUSIC
Some people say that if you want your child to be intelligent, you have
to let them listen to classical music while still in the mother’s womb. Also
known as the “Mozart Effect,” classical music can greatly relax the mind,
clarify your thinking, and even boost your IQ. According to some
researchers, the complexity of the classical piece is what activates the
brain to make it solve spatial problems more quickly. Nowadays,
classical concerts are organized in the hospital to help patients with
autism, Parkinsons disease, and hearing loss.
AVOID THE BAD STUFF
A healthy lifestyle does not only involve getting enough rest, exercising
daily, or eating the right food. If you want a healthy lifestyle, you also
need to avoid habit-forming activities like drinking alcoholic beverages
and too much coffee which have harmful chemicals that can
damage your brain cells.
RELAX
Actively seeking out relaxation every now and then is a good habit
if you want to keep yourself sharp into old age.
MOVE YOUR BODY
It might sound like we’re starting to beat a dead horse but trust us,
exercise is just that important, even for brain.
PAY ATTENTION
If you find yourself forgetting the name of the person you were just
introduced to or where you have placed your eyeglasses
(usually on your head) or pen that you have kept for only a few
minutes, you are definitely lacking concentration. You can harness
your concentration skills by repeating the name of the person in your
head three times. It comes down to force of habit.
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