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Writing cursively causes the brain to develop neural pathways and to regularly reinforce them, making your brain quickly process the information coming in from your ears and eyes, creating a better listener as you make notes by hearing or reading, then forming whole words and sentences, constructed to convey a concept.

There has been a lot written over the years about the danger of artificial sweeteners and the Internet is awash with articles some more believable than others. Scottish author Jim Murdoch talks about his own personal experience using aspartame in his coffee and the crippling brain fog that followed.

Bipolar disorder is a serious brain illness. It is also called manic-depressive illness or manic depression. Children and teens with bipolar disorder should get treatment involving medication and different kinds of psychotherapy, or "talk" therapy, that can help bipolar disorder. If you think your child may have bipolar disorder, make an appointment with your family doctor to talk about the symptoms you notice

If you hate ebooks, that loathing might attach to their dim screens, their wonky typography, their weird pagination, their unnerving ephemerality, or the prison house of a proprietary ecosystem. If you love ebooks, it might be because they are portable, and legible enough, and capable of delivering streams of words, fiction and nonfiction, into your eyes and brain with relative ease.