Sound Health

Do you find yourself lying awake at night, unable to fall asleep? Fortunately, there are some tricks you can use to help your brain transition into sleep mode. From mindfulness techniques to natural r...

The brain-building effect of “crossing the line”

When it comes to aging, many people believe that their body, mind, and quality life will eventually just deteriorate.

But if you ask me, passively ac...

Your quality of life in your golden years largely depends on what you’re doing to keep your brain healthy now. 

While most people experience some degree of age-related brain changes, that doesn’t mea...

The ancient technique for peace of mind, any time

From time to time, I like to dedicate an article to answering questions from my readers. 

Here’s one I often get:

“Jim, my mind won’t ‘turn o...

As I often say, music is a powerful force for healing.

Today, I want to share how it’s being used to aid stroke victims in their recovery.

A recent study from the University of Helsinki in Finland e...

Your body has been healing and regenerating for your entire life. In fact, Stanford researchers estimate that your body replaces a majority of its cells every seven to 10 years.

You are constantly ex...

One undeniable truth in life is that none of us are getting any younger!

(I’m especially reminded of this every time I put on my glasses to write these articles for you!)

And as the years fly by, it...

If you’re concerned that your brain isn’t as sharp as it once was, you’ll want to pay close attention to today’s message.

Recent research shows that making music can boost cognitive function at any a...

It’s no secret that our society is experiencing a growing epidemic of neurodegenerative diseases.

In fact, the Alzheimer’s Association estimates that one person develops the disease every 65 seconds—...

Strengthening the reward centers of your brain could be as simple as singing along to the radio on your morning commute.

Dr. Jennifer Willford, professor of psychology at Slippery Rock University a...