The Brain Code

Are Children's Brain Powers Shrinking while their Bellies Grow? University Researcher and Concerned Parent Reveals How to Protect your Child's Brain Fitness. Dr. Evans new book, Brain Fitness, will take you step-by-step through an easy to follow plan to give you and your family life-long brain health. Discover how to eat, exercise and rest for total brain health. Master creativity and independence. Understand how to build confidence. Access a daily game plan for successful Brain Fitness. Now you have 2 great ways to Invest in Your Family's Brain Fitness! Choose either the eBook or the audio book. -Read by the author- -mp3 files for you iPod- -Burn to CD- Download the audio book for only $27 -OR- Download the eBook for only $15 -OR- Get both the eBook and Audio Book for only $32 - Save $10 -PDF for easy printing- -Fully searchable- -Full Interior Layout- Dear Fellow Parent: I know how difficult it is today to raise healthy and successful children today. I have two school-age kids of my own. It seems like they are overloaded with junk food opportunities, a gazillion TV channels and video games that you're not too crazy about. How do we compete with the billion dollar marketing machines battling for our kids attention? We want to help them get all the skills they need but we are so busy trying to keep our own heads above water - we just don't have much time. We end up putting a lot of faith into our schools and pediatricians to help us raise them, but is that enough? Most schools are over-crowded and under-funded. Many teachers do the best they can but just don't have the time or resources that they used to. Pediatricians are over-loaded as well. How much time do you spend with your child's doctor? Do they really know your kids? Medicine today is big business. Doctors are under pressure to see as many patients as possible and spend the minimum amount of time with each one. This usually translates into leaving their office with a prescription for the latest drug. What do our kids need to succeed in tomorrow’s world? Have you ever wondered what your kids have in store for them when they grow up? What will they look like and who will they be? What skills will they need in order to thrive, or even just survive in tomorrow’s world? What kind of job will they have? How well will they be prepared after they leave your nest? One thing is for sure. The world that our kids will live in as adults will be very different than what we know today. Just think back to how many new things you have seen come and go since you were a kid. Remember the days when you actually had to get off the couch to change the channel? Or you had to wait for weeks to see how your pictures turned out? The world is changing very quickly. We live in times of rapid growth and change. Our knowledge is doubling every couple of years. In the mid 90's the internet was just getting started with only a couple million websites. By 2000, a short five years later, there were over 100 million sites. Today, in 2007, the number is approaching a billion websites. We live in an age of instant gratification, instant results and instant messaging. If Google can't answer your question then who can? We have become accustomed to immediate access to everything. Remember when we actually had to go to the library to find things out? Our kids will have careers that don’t even exist today. Entire industries sprout up and disappear in the time it takes to get a college education. This means that much of what students learn today is obsolete before they even get out of school. They receive more information every day than our grandparents did in an entire year. Today's challenges require kids to learn more stuff in less time in order to compete. How do they sort it all out? How do they focus? Kids growing up today are expected to have 12 to 18 different jobs in there lifetime. Most will not stay with a single employer for more than five years. They will spend more time learning new jobs than mastering them. The formulas of yesterday no longer apply. Now more than ever, we must prepare our kids with the tools they need for tomorrow. The best skill we can give our kids today is adaptability. We must train their brains so that they can quickly respond to inevitably changing times. Kids must learn to face change with excitement and anticipation - not with fear and dread. How many adults today have that skill? How can we ensure that our kids have these skills necessary for their advancement in tomorrow's world? Brain fitness is required for our children’s success. Brain Science is discovering that the brain is very good at changing quickly – but only if we feed it the right stuff. We used to think that shortly after birth you stopped growing new brain cells, called neurons. Now we know that this is not true. The brain can grow, change and regenerate as long as we keep it healthy. Brain scientists also used to think of the brain as somehow independent of physical health....

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