
Thanks to Dan Smith … VP – Publishing, at Know More Media, I read a fascinating post today at, Paving the Way for Memory Lane by Dr. Maoshing Ni.
Mao asked readers if they were ... “Feeling like the absent-minded professor lately?”
How would you answer?
Dr Mao's memory-improving strategies to keep your brain sharp followed, and one tip to turn yourself upside down especially intrigued me.... Did I just say TURN YOURSELF UPSIDE DOWN DAILY?
Think you’d be smarter if you hung upside down?
Having lived in
Nor was I surprised that … “A dwindling memory and decreased concentration is largely caused by decreased blood flow to the brain and loss of brain cells.” Or even that … ”ginkgo has been confirmed to boost circulation to the brain and other organs, improving memory and cognitive functions.”![]()
But ... hang from my feet?
Dr. Mao’s list of mental gymnastics that maintain a nimble mind caught my attention for several reasons.
Ok, few would deny that we can become more absent-minded as we age, and in fact, most people over the age of 40 experience some memory loss. Perhaps less are aware of Dr. Mao’s reminder that “ most likely causes of a forgetful memory include poor concentration due to brain-chemical imbalance, tiredness, depression, anxiety, and sleep disorders.”
Check out his list to measure your own cognitive clarity …
1. Get an uninterrupted eight hours of sleep each night.
2. Do a half an hour of cardiovascular exercise every day, such as brisk walking, slow jogging, biking, or swimming. This will improve circulation and increase blood flow to the brain.
3. Turn yourself upside down for a couple of minutes daily.
Hey, Dan you go first … and we’ll all follow… Ok?










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Thanks to Dan Smith … VP – Publishing, at Know More Media, I read a fascinating post today at, Paving the Way for Memory Lane by Dr. Maoshing Ni.
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