Get SMART!: Five Steps Toward a Healthy Brain

# Get SMART!: Five Steps Toward a Healthy Brain ↠ PDF Download by # Arthur Shimamura eBook or Kindle ePUB Online free. Get SMART!: Five Steps Toward a Healthy Brain Filled with fun tips and up-to-date information from the health sciences, youll learn to make the most of your brains potential. This book offers a simple and practical guide toward a healthy brain and lifelong learning. So get going and get SMART!]

Get SMART!: Five Steps Toward a Healthy Brain

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Rating : 4.64 (807 Votes)
Asin : 1548374059
Format Type : paperback
Number of Pages : 154 Pages
Publish Date : 2015-05-30
Language : English

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Filled with fun tips and up-to-date information from the health sciences, you'll learn to make the most of your brain's potential. This book offers a simple and practical guide toward a healthy brain and lifelong learning. So get going and get SMART!

I am quite sure that many of you (like me) will find the book surprising, mentally stimulating, and potentially, very useful. UCB Emeriti Association Announcement:  Professor Emeritus Arthur Shimamura  of the UC Berkeley Psychology Department has just written a short and highly readable book on how to maintain mental competence as we age. I recommend it to you.--Al Riley, UC Berkeley Professor Emeritus

Clear easy ways to keep my mind young Very clear and easy things to do to keep our minds young; or at least slow down it's aging. I had no idea how important it is interact socially with others. I am 67 years old and have been very fortunate. I will definitely look to ways to learn something new each day. Thanks so much Dr. Shimamura for this. I will recommend this book to my friends at the local s

ARTHUR SHIMAMURA is a Professor Emeritus of Psychology from the University of California, Berkeley and a world-renowned expert on human learning and memory. Awarded a John Simon Guggenheim Fellowship to explore links between art, mind, and brain, Shimamura integrated his scholarly interests with his passion of the arts and photography. He co-founded the Cognitive Neuroscience Society, received a Distinguish Teaching Award at UC Berkeley, and served as a science advisor for the

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