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Brain Health

Is your workplace affecting your mental health?
A report for the Mental Health Commission of Canada concluded that excessive demands from supervisors and management, as well as unpaid overtime, can lead to mental harm.
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Food for thought
Did you know the strength of your brain power could boil down to your food choices?
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Boost your brain power
Afraid you may be losing it? Take our memory quiz and then follow the advice from our experts.
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Anti-aging for your brain
A hallmark of cognitive decline and Alzheimer's disease is the accumulation of beta-amyloid plaque, which forms between brain cells from fragments of a protein normally found on the surface of the cells. Fortunately, you can slow production and boost elimination of these plaques.
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Kids' corner: Battling cavities; treating ADHD
In my dental hygiene practice, I see the challenges parents have getting kids to care for their teeth. Despite everything we know we should be doing, 63% of Canadian kids between the ages of six and 12 have had a cavity – and nearly two-thirds of those children have had two or more, according to a recent survey.
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Natural sleep-aid deters Alzheimer’s 
Melatonin levels begin to decline during teen years, and by age 40 are low enough to trigger insomnia and interrupt sleep. Many people take melatonin as a natural sleep-aid supplement, but what may surprise you is this powerful brain antioxidant helps suppress the transition from mild cognitive impairment (MCI) to Alzheimer’s disease (AD). 
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Let’s talk about s-s-stuttering
A film about a stuttering British king’s fight to overcome his fear of public speaking has sparked a worldwide dialogue about this little-understood speech disorder.
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Dance your power   
There are many techniques and methods to explore and release unhealthy patterns and unresolved grief. Talk therapies and belief change processes have limited success: much of what we live and experience resides in the body at a cellular level and remains unconscious.
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Living with Parkinson’s 
Tammy Taylor was 29 years old and pregnant with her second child when the tremor started in her right arm. By the time she was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease three years later, the whole right side of her body was affected. “I was scared. I was ignorant about what Parkinson’s was,” says Tammy. 
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Brain wave
Re-thinking our greatest asset
The human brain is the key determinant of the human experience and the last frontier of human science. Exciting new discoveries alter what we think possible.
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Reinventing life
Moving forward with Parkinson’s
At 35, a diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease was the last thing Stephanie Ossanna expected. A single mother, and like most people in their 30’s, she was focused on financial security, career goals, and providing for her young family.
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Think or Sink! It's a choice
Today we are apt to think that stress is an unavoidable constant. But we’re wrong. Dead wrong. Gina Mollicone-Long, author of Think or Sink: The One Choice That Changes Everything, shows us how to make the most important shift: the one that will finally transform your life.
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