How To Activate Your Brain

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	"A must-read for anybody who is interested in keeping the brain active and young. This wonderful book can be used as a practical guide for those patients looking to help themselves, as well as for healthcare providers interested in improving their patient's cognitive abilities." - Anna Potash, M.D.
	"This book is a delight to read, a splendid collection of methods and exercises that I have been using for many years. I am still functioning on a high intellectual level and do creative work despite my advanced age, only because I use these exercises on a daily basis. The exercises became my 'best friends.' I am very grateful to Dr. Bragin and the staff of his Center. I recommend this book to anyone who wants to keep their brain active for a long time." - Samuel Gil, Ph.D.

Welcome!

How to Activate your Brain is the first book in my series, providing valuable information about improving brain performance through fun, simple, and easy-to-do exercises and techniques.

Conquering Depression in the Golden Years is the second book, dedicated to battling depression using simple techniques for increasing brain activity. This book is available now on:

www.conquerdepressiontoday.com

The mission of these books is threefold:

· To educate people about the brain’s amazing capacity for self healing at any age.

· To present practical information about strategies to activate and reactivate brain functions by increasing sensory activities, implementing hands exercises, and improving brain blood circulation.

· To describe home-based exercises, which help people to overcome stress, anxiety, and depression, and improve attention and memory.

Developed over the past 15 years at the Stress Relief and Memory Training Center in Brooklyn, New York, the program described in How to Activate Your Brain and Conquering Depression in the Golden Years is a practical guide for seniors suffering from anxiety, depression, and memory loss, accompanied by physical disabilities.

This program consists of a wide variety of simple, easy to follow techniques, starting from gentle physical exercises in sitting position and going on to changing eating habits. Though this program was initially developed for elderly people, baby boomers coping with stress, anxiety, depression, and attention and memory attenuations will find these exercises extremely helpful in maintaining their active life style.

With these exercises, people enhance their:

ü Stress fighting skills

ü Mood and emotional wellbeing

ü Focus and concentration

ü Memory and learning abilities

ü Overall mental stamina

The described techniques include breathing and meditation exercises, simple physical activities (hand, leg, and spine exercises) and many other techniques – all intended to improve your brain’s everyday functions, focus, concentration, and memory.

I wish all my readers the best of health for years to come.

Valentin Bragin, M.D., Ph.D.

See Dr. Bragin's quotes in a monthly magazine, "Boomer Times & Senior Life".

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