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How Reframing Key Memories Can Calm the Nervous System and Change Your Life

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By Gilbert Martina, Author of Healthy Minds, Healthy Nation

Most people think healing begins in a doctor’s office. For most of my life, I thought that too. My background is in healthcare leadership, where solutions are measured, clinical, and often biochemical. But several years ago — while navigating a period of intense stress back home in Curaçao — I came to understand something that changed the entire direction of my work.
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Play These 3 Games Every Day To Train Your Brain

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Think of your brain like any other muscle in your body — it needs regular training to stay strong. Just like cardio strengthens your heart and boosts oxygen flow throughout your system, and weightlifting builds muscle to protect your joints and improve your physique, exercising your brain has powerful benefits. Keeping your mind active can help reduce the risk of early memory loss and cognitive decline. In fact, studies suggest that brain training may lower the risk of Dementia and even sharpen your attention span.
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How Free Trivia Games Online Can Improve Your General Knowledge

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Expanding your general knowledge can be an engaging and entertaining activity. With the availability of free trivia games online, learning has become more accessible and enjoyable. These games test your existing knowledge and allow you to absorb new information across diverse topics.
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Brain Health Essentials: Nutrients That Support Cognitive Function

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Have you ever walked into a room and forgotten why you were there? Or struggled to recall a name that was just on the tip of your tongue? You’re not alone. Cognitive function can be influenced by various factors, including age, stress, and diet. While genetics and lifestyle play a role, nutrition is one of the key ways to support brain health.
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Modern Art Monday Presents: Francis Picabia, I See Again in Memory My Dear Udnie

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In this large painting of pulsating, interpenetrating pistons, orifices, and circuitry, Francis Picabia fuses the mechanical with the biological. The work evidences his predilection for machines, which intensified during a 1913 visit to New York. As one reviewer noted, “Picabia admits to having put all former things behind him, and having grasped the genius of American machinery as the new medium through which his art may be expressed.” The artist also associated this 1914 painting, I See Again . . . with dancer, Stacia Napierkowska, whom he witnessed rehearsing while on board the ocean liner that took him from France to New York.

Photographed in the Museum of Modern Art in New York City