We can all agree on that the ability to prioritize is good to master. Many even think that it’s easy to do. But David Rock, the author of the book “Your Brain at Work”, does not agree. He says that it’s one of the most energy-consuming activity the brain can perform, and if not managed properly the brain’s energy pool will drains quickly.
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Most people who are getting older experience difficulty to recall familiar names or find it hard to learn new things. These symptoms are cues of changes in memory. Other common signs of age are that it takes longer to find the right word and that it is tougher to call to mind something from long‑term memory.
In a multi-part series, we will lay out things you can do to improve your memory when you are near or above 55 years old. Different tips on how to retain memory above 55.
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Mark Leyner and Billy Goldberg, M.D. explains in their book “Why Do Men Have Nipples?” many real factual answers to some of the big questions about the oddities of our bodies. They explain in the follwing way to the question; Does drinking kill brain cells?: “To properly answer this question we must separate light to moderate drinking from heavy drinking. We also need to separate temporary from permanent damage.
