How we think or feel about someone or something is typically reflected in our behavior. It is defined as attitude. We can have a negative or positive attitude towards something. Interestingly, the various brain areas involved are differently connected in a negative attitude and a positive attitude. ...

If you have followed me for a while then you've heard me talk about the eyes before. Why are the eyes important in so many ways? Let's go a little bit into functional neurology: The brain's sole purpose is to keep us alive. In order to do so, different body systems need to function well. Research...

Do you find yourself distracted and having a hard time getting focused on your next task? Vision drills are a great way to get focused quickly. A straight gaze and saccades are two drills that will do the trick. I recorded a video for you to follow along or you can read the instructions below.

Dril...

Most of us are having habits that are contrary to neurobiological science related to focus and alertness. Looking down at our screens, lying down/ back when we are on our phone, or slouching in the chair will actually activate the brain promoting calmness and sleepiness. Today I share three secrets ...

Are you getting tired of stretching, stretching, and stretching again your hamstrings without any real results? Time to neurohack, utilizing neurology to gain more hamstring and hip mobility. In order to gain more flexion (forward bend), we will take a look at the brainstem.

Yes, this one will get ...

Our diet affects how we feel and how well our body functions. In order to maximize results, it is important to think both ways: eating foods that boost our immune system, as well as eliminating foods that are not good for our immune system.

Nutrient-dense, well-rounded diet supports our immune syst...

The struggle is real - honor it! Statistically, we fail 7-10 times before implementing habits successfully. Being honest, analyzing, and early intervention by adjusting and fine-tuning will give you higher chances of succeeding.

Let's start with a few questions:

Is your goal too big? Is what you a...

Ready to boost your metabolism? Metabolism refers to the chemical reactions in your body to keep it functioning. The liver is the primary organ of metabolism. In the liver carbohydrates, lipids, and amino acids are metabolized. Often the words metabolism is used interchangeably with "resting metabol...

I hope that the start of your year 2022 was fantastic. I know that our current times are still challenging and unpredictable. It seems like everything keeps changing constantly. I am a planner and planning is definitely overrated right now. I am starting to get good at rearranging, replanning, and a...

Have you started New Year's resolutions in past years but found yourself failing by mid to end February? This week, I would like to recommend a great book that will help you to implement new habits more successfully. Anatomic Habits by James Clear, shares science-based strategies that will help you ...

Do you tend to criticize yourself? Do you beat yourself for your mistakes and punish yourself for failures? You are not alone but be aware, being too hard on yourself can hinder your performance and success. Practice self-compassion. According to Kristin Neff, Ph.D., a self-compassion researcher, se...

Do you feel stressed during the holiday season? You are not the only one - cooking meals, baking, shopping, decorating, cleaning, and entertaining while maintaining daily tasks can easily become overwhelming and stressful. Often times we forget that the holiday season is meant to be a joyful time, a...