Brain Training – saves money and you live longer…
November 17, 2009 by admin
Filed under Audio Visual Stimulation, Brain Training Blog, Brain Training News, Executive, Henry Hopking, Memory, Neurofeedback, Peak Performance, Personal, Speed Reading, Technology
The value of brain training is becoming increasingly black and white – you save money and live longer. This month I have written two separate comments on recent research backing up the value of quality brain training. However here I want to promote that the two are intrinsicly linked. Brain training in a corporate environment can save companies billions of dollars / pounds each year. High quality brain training courses for an individual can mean you have more chance of living longer…
Facts:
- Stress related illness cost the UK £28 billion each year
- This is a 1/4 of the UK’s sick bill
- More than 13 million working days a year are lost in the UK because of work related stress
- Stress is thought to contribute to coronary heart disease (CHD)
- More than $475 billion is spent annually in the USA treating CHD
- Meditation, or relaxing the brain, can reduce number of heart attacks and stroke by 47%
Brainwave training is a simple and cost effective way assist with these issues.
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Speed Reading for Radovan Karadzic
November 3, 2009 by admin
Filed under Brain Training Blog, Speed Reading
Someone needs to learn some serious speed reading techniques. Let’s have a tongue in cheek look at what could be achieved…
From BBC News:
“Ex-Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic has insisted he needs more time to prepare his defence, during his first appearance at his war crimes trial.
He told a procedural hearing in The Hague he could not join the proceedings until he had gone through more than 1.3m pages of court documents.”
Let’s work though a few calculations here of what he is requesting…
1,300,000 pages to read
@ 500 words per page (wpp)
= 650,000,000 words to be read
If, like most untrained readers, these documents are read at 250 words per minute (wpm) it will take:


