It is generally accepted that the average temperatures of the atmosphere, the landmasses, and the seas are perceptibly rising. The trajectory of the rising temperatures is such that informed predictions envisage a range of disastrous consequences that will affect everyone’s lives. Yet we also face another potential calamity, and that is the global rise in obesity. How many people will be affected in 10, 20, or 50 years’ time is very difficult to predict. However, the associated health care costs alone will be prohibitively high, and there will be overwhelming economic and social costs too. Obesity is a global problem that demands our urgent attention. Modern methods of food production, distribution, and retailing have led to surplus levels of high-quality food production, which in turn require high levels of consumer demand and consumption to be sustained economically.
Keep Your Brain Alive: 83 Neurobic Exercise
Keep Your Brain Alive presents the first brain exercise program scientifically based on the adult brain’s ability to produce its own natural brain food. Developed by a leading neurological research scientist and the author of “60 Ways to Relieve Stress in 60 Seconds,” the program offers 83 simple “neurobic” exercises designed to fight off the […]
