The Health Weblog
Ever feel like after last night’s over-40 drinking-binge you were barely making it through your day?
And though you were still technically on your feet, you felt like you were “half-asleep”?
Well thanks to MIT’s researchers, we’ve found out you were more right than you know…
In this video, The Science Of Us talks about an interesting set of clinical discoveries made by Dr. Gabriele Oettingen on the way we think about change & success.
Despite decades of post-hippie-era positive-thinking advice. The path to those improvements it turns out, is a little more complicated.
And in-fact, what we all might need is of all things, A little Pessimism…
For that small minority of civilians out there that have wondered what a given doctor-critter was saying on TV, in-print, online, -anywhere; The Medical Library Association has put out a guide just for you.
It’s basically in the format of a small, pamphletized Dictionary with whole & partial terms, prefixes & suffixes, all under each starting-letter and a short, plain-english explanation underneath…
Links:
Deciphering Medspeak-Resources List
Let’s face it, the original list of 77 different approaches to help learning and expand your mind was simply Fantastic.
A hard act to follow.
But nevertheless, Halie Hartman at OEDB.org was nice enough to let us in on their new summitting Everest attempt of ~86(?) brain, study, & productivity ideas & reminders over at the site.
It shares several commonalities with the previous one, and just like it, each entry has at least one link associated with it…
Links:
OEDB-Hacking Knowledge: How to Learn Faster, Deeper, and Better in the 21st Century
Ok, this list is just too great to wait any longer to post.
The Online Education Database has come up with a Monster list of techniques (77?! -teh Pwnzz!!) to help you learn faster and better. Out-Standing! -Must pass on to all HT readers immed!
My habits for cognitive support have always been: oatmeal, high-protein diet, vitamins/supplements and physical activity. -When you’re stag…
