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Train Your Brain Games

Laurie Marbas, MD, MBA
Hundreds of paid subscribers

Train Your Brain Games is a free weekly newsletter that delivers one science-backed "micro-game" designed to trigger neuroplasticity by forcing your brain to struggle, not just coast.

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Latest Issues

A Man Wrote a Full Page in His Own Handwriting. Then He Could Not Read a Word of It.

The man sat down and wrote out an account of a recent medical appointment. The handwriting was his own and the sentences were correct. Then he looked at the page and could not read it, not the words and not even most of the individual lette...

5 days ago
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Can Your Hands Read?

If your attention scatters the moment a second thing wants it, this is the workout for the function doing the splitting.

This week’s Train Your Brain Game.

8 days ago
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Why Some Patients Feel Pain and Do Not Care About It

Turn up a song you love and it gets loud without getting annoying. Now listen to a faucet dripping in the next room, far quieter, and within ten minutes you want to tear the sink out of the wall. Loudness and annoyance are two separate judg...

12 days ago
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Your Brain Deletes 80% of What You Read. This Game Fights Back.

This Week’s Train Your Brain Game: The Encoding Architect

Want a weekly workout for your brain? Subscribers get a new science-backed cognitive training game every week, each one targeting a different cognitive skill. And they get harder if...

15 days ago
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Smokers Had Part of Their Brain Destroyed and Their Addiction Simply Vanished

A man smoked for decades. Then part of his brain was destroyed, and the next morning he felt nothing. No craving, no withdrawal, no need for patches or willpower or a twelve-step program. The desire for a cigarette had simply stopped existi...

19 days ago
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    Board-certified family and lifestyle medicine physician. The Science of Healing Habits That Move the Needle.

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