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Why Stress Can Be Beneficial for Learning

EE Edit@rs · August 18, 2013 · Leave a Comment

Do you remember when you crammed for an exam? How do you think were you able to learn at a short time and under so much pressure? The answer to these questions has long eluded neuroscientists. Exactly how the brain works has been a baffling question to many until recently. It … [Read more...] about Why Stress Can Be Beneficial for Learning

Filed Under: Education and Learning, Emotion Management, Personal Development Tagged With: adrenal cortex, amygdala, dorsal striatum, hippocampus, learning, mineralocorticoid, MRI, stress

Why Yoga is Excellent for Relieving Stress

EE Edit@rs · August 16, 2013 · Leave a Comment

One of the best activities for managing stress is Yoga. Yoga is a form of breathing exercises and postures, originating from early Hindu teachings. Many throughout the world now practice this ancient art, both for the psychological and health benefits of Yoga. Yoga benefits … [Read more...] about Why Yoga is Excellent for Relieving Stress

Filed Under: Emotion Management, Personal Development Tagged With: stress, yoga

How to Deal with Burnout

EE Edit@rs · July 23, 2013 · Leave a Comment

What most people colloquially refer to as "burnout" is actually the result of the brain being exposed to chronic stress.  Scientists call this General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS).  Short-term stress---the stress felt before a big presentation, a big game, or a big test, is actually … [Read more...] about How to Deal with Burnout

Filed Under: Personal Development, Productivity Tagged With: burnout, iq, multitasking, stress

How Sensory Deprivation Isolation Chambers Work

EE Edit@rs · July 9, 2013 · 2 Comments

We have all probably worn earmuffs which prevented us from hearing and blindfolds which have prevented us from seeing. We have probably all also experienced being unable to smell and taste, due to a cold or some other illness and clogged nasal passages. Imagine, however, being … [Read more...] about How Sensory Deprivation Isolation Chambers Work

Filed Under: Brain Health and Functionality Tagged With: anxiety, floatation tanks, isolation chambers, sensory deprivation, stress

The Top 6 Reasons Why People Get Depressed

EE Edit@rs · May 18, 2013 · 1 Comment

It is normal to feel lonely, blue or sad occasionally, as these reactions are often short-lived and may pass within a day or two. However, if such ‘feelings’ already interfere with your daily life, causing pain on both yourself and the people who care for you, depression may be … [Read more...] about The Top 6 Reasons Why People Get Depressed

Filed Under: Brain Health and Functionality Tagged With: debt, depression, emotions, stress

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