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20th May 2011, 06:59 AM
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Breathing exercises or techniques for increasing memory while studying?
i am doing graduation bt lately i am having problem of not mugging up so much data in head dat i often forget many points when i sit for exams.My mind seems so much saturated and my head remain heavy all d time dat i find difficult to memorize basic facts. i indulge myself in masterbation(orgasm) sumtime ,i wonder if dat is not reason for this condition.I talk to myself a lot may be this is the reason.plz suggest me sum breathing exercise or technique to overcome this problem
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20th May 2011, 12:36 PM
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Re: Breathing exercises or techniques for increasing memory while studying?
In the past, memory loss and confusion
were considered a normal part of aging. Scientists now know that most people can remain both alert and mentally capable as they age – even if it takes them a little longer to remember things. There are certain basic ways you can improve your memory, although not all memory-boosters work for all people. Some people have an easy time remembering names. Others find numbers easily stick in their mind. Some people are directionally challenged while others can find their way to anywhere. No matter your strength – or weakness – your memory can be improved. You just need to find what works for you and be persistent. It’s like learning to play the piano or play basketball. To improve your memory skill, you need to practice! Manage your stress. People who experience a lot of distress also report many memory failures. Remember that a certain amount of stress is healthy. It’s when the stress is overwhelming that your body and mind suffer. Challenge your mind. Join a book club and engage in lively debate. Play chess and other board games. Do crossword or sudoku puzzles. Read informative books. People who do this regularly are less likely to develop dementia. Get in touch with your artistic self. Creative activities – whether painting, gardening, or writing poetry – increase brain activity. Stay physically fit. In one study, older adults who stayed physically fit throughout their lives maintained their childhood IQ scores. Another study found that physical frailty was associated with Alzheimer’s disease. Nap! A short nap in the afternoon can help you retain information learned earlier in the day. Long-term memories are formed as you sleep. Do something you love. Dance. Teach children to read. Start your own blog. Not only will you enjoy life more, but the mental stimulation might reduce your risk of dementia. Learn a new skill. Take a computer class or study astronomy. Learn to play the violin or speak a different language. Taking on a new skill exercises – and thus strengthens – your brain. Broaden your input. Researchers have found that taking in information from a variety of senses – sight, smell, hearing, and touch, for example – greatly increases your memory. Keep your heart healthy. Every heartbeat pumps 20-25% of your blood to your brain. Heart disease decreases brain function, particularly reasoning, vocabulary, and verbal fluency. Risk factors for heart disease include smoking, diabetes, high cholesterol, and high blood pressure. Eating a well-balanced diet, such as the DASH diet, might reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s disease. Get adequate B12. A recent study found that vegans (who don’t eat meat, dairy, or eggs) actually lose gray matter if they become deficient in B12. Use memory aids. Keep track of appointments in a daily planner. Post “to do” lists on your refrigerator. Mark birthdays, anniversaries, and other important dates on a prominently displayed calendar. Be socially involved. Isolation is a risk factor for mental decline, so look for ways to interact with others. Work a part-time job. Join a community club or church group. Volunteer for a cause you feel strongly about. Eat omega-3s regularly. Salmon, tuna, and other oily fish may help preserve your memory as you age. In one study, people who ate broiled or baked fish high in omega-3 fatty acids at least 3 times a week had a 25% lower risk of memory problems and stroke. Other sources of omega‑3 fats include walnuts, flaxseed, and soy. Reminisce. When you recall how you celebrated Thanksgiving as a child or your favorite family vacation, you can trigger other memories. Stay positive! Hope and optimism improve brain function and longevity. Eat fruits and veggies. They are full of antioxidants that help keep your brain healthy and reduce the risk of memory problems. Walk every day! It only takes 6 months of regular walking to increase your attention span and improve your thinking. For maximum benefit, walk 10-15 miles per week. (This is equal to about an hour of moderate exercise 5-6 days a week.) But if you’re not used to exercise, don’t worry. You’ll begin to experience benefits by walking only 7 miles a week. That’s taking a brisk 30-minute walk just 4 days a week. Thanks! |
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20th May 2011, 01:50 PM
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Re: Breathing exercises or techniques for increasing memory while studying?
Forgetting whatever we learned is common problem now a days, the reason is that due to increasing competition, lot of content is taught in a few days, students are not able to revise which is essential to memorize anything.
So make a study such that you get some time to revise whatever you studied in whole week & also it will be helpful in your last day exam revision, you will dont have to mug up to many things. Keep making short notes as new lession are taught in class. |
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20th May 2011, 03:39 PM
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Re: Breathing exercises or techniques for increasing memory while studying?
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20th May 2011, 08:53 PM
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Re: Breathing exercises or techniques for increasing memory while studying?
Hi friend,
Actually you are doing graduation. Graduation have big books to read and many points in that. No human can mug up each and every point in such a big book. So try to under stand the concept only and make the answer sheet as your own book. This is the easy way according to me to score more marks. I too follow this way only. |
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31st May 2013, 02:41 AM
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Re: Breathing exercises or techniques for increasing memory while studying?
~*> Memory Improvements Techniques for Students :~
Every student knows that memory is important for learning and many students are seen to blame their memory if they have any problem in learning. In this competitive world every student wants to have a bright future and a healthy memory may well play a crucial role in achieving that. So lets go some of the memory tips which will help in sharpen your memory. . >> Consume well :- If you want a sharp memory, you must consume a healthy diet. Our whole body needs vitamin and nutrients, so we need a balanced diet. Balanced diet and healthy food sharpen yous memory. So consume well and enhance your power to remember things. . >> Take rest properly :- Take rest in between the study hours. Read only for about one and half hour regular and take rest for half an hour and during the duration of rest, you can go for a walk, start listening music or do anything you like. . >> Exercise and Pranayam :- When you feel tired, try taking a deep breathe. You will feel better. Do some memory related yoga and pranayam to refresh your mind. . >> Don't take stress :- Over stress on your mind is a cause for many diseases. Make yourself tension free because "Stress is nothing more than a socially acceptable form of illness." . >> Make a Time Table :- For your daily routine make a time table and do all the work according to this time table. Through this you can decide the exact timing you want to give to your studies and how much time should be given for leisurely activities and other things. . > Follow there tips while doing your study. You will definitely get success in your examinations. |
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