 Inside the human brain’s three-pound package are ten billion nerve cells and almost one hundred billion smaller supporting cells. That’s more power, in a smaller package, than a computer. If you added all the telephone connections in the entire world and multiplied that number by 1, 349, you would have the total number of brain connections of which your brain is capable. A common misconception is that the human brain is firm and grey in color, hence the expression “using your grey matter.” In truth, the human brain is soft and jelly-like and of a deep red color. Chemicals or resins that the scientists use to preserve the brain are what cause the grey color and firm texture. Another common misconception is that we humans use only about ten percent of our brains. This is a misunderstanding of the research gathered back in the late 1800s and early 1900s. It was noted then that only about ten percent of the brain’s neurons actually are firing at any given time. We know now that the brain has many functions, that every part of the brain has a different purpose, and that all the neurons are busy working all the time. What everyone could improve upon is the cognitive potential of their brains; that is by reading and studying, learning to solve problems, and increasing their brain’s power. As each decade passes, doctors and researchers learn more and more about the brain - its functions, the dangers it faces and ways to protect it. They are even experimenting with ways to make the brain more retentive and thereby smarter. Whether or not they ever concoct a “smart pill,” there are ways you can train your brain to be more efficient, right now. You can protect your brain from dangerous outside influences. You can learn to feed and stimulate your brain so you not only live to a healthy old age, but you retain all your cognitive faculties. You can increase your brainpower and in the following report, we’ll show you how. Don’t wait for that “smart pill.” You can start right now to eliminate confusion in your thoughts and learn to think better and more clearly, no matter what your age. Solving problems is easier when you’re thinking clearly. By taking care of your brain and protecting it from danger, you can learn to make decisions quickly and easily. Do you need to:
Whether it’s learning a new language, studying for classes, or just memorizing a speech, clear thinking is more conducive to productive, high quality work. Any man, woman or child, with the proper training, can learn to think more clearly and thereby learn to be more productive. The only thing keeping you from a highly attuned mental capacity is a failure to understand what good, clear thinking is all about and how to attain it. “I have a theory about the human mind. A brain is a lot like a computer. It will only take so many facts, and then it will go on overload and blow up.” - Erma Bombeck |
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