Early Intermittent Fasting
Intermittent fasting: early time restricted feeding (eTRF). This involves limiting food intake to the morning and (late) lunch: between 8am- 3pm.
Intermittent fasting: early time restricted feeding (eTRF). This involves limiting food intake to the morning and (late) lunch: between 8am- 3pm.
This is my response to Jordan Peterson’s claim that your IQ is genetically fixed in stone & cannot be changed.
In my previous post on Jordan Peterson I introduced you to the provocative ‘worldview’ of Dr Jordan Peterson relating to IQ and its role in success and well-being. . Here is that 10 minute video again for reference: .… Read More »Jordan Peterson on IQ 2
Jordan Peterson has provocative views of the nature of intelligence and the role it plays in the workplace.
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Image streaming has been popularized by Win Wenger as a technique you can use to improve your capacity for creativity, visualization and problem solve. How To Image Stream Image streaming involves being relaxed with eyes closed… Read More »Image Streaming : Cognitive Neuroscience Insights
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How to increase IQ? This article reviews the 3 most effective IQ-increasing interventions with a scientific basis: the n-back (working memory) brain training, smart drugs, tDCS (cortical stimulation).
Improving our ability to learn – and through learning gain in expertise and knowledge – is a core mission at IQ Mindware. Intelligence is useful in as far as it can be applied to further our… Read More »IQ Plasticity & Hippocampal Neurogenesis