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Exercising is one of the best ways to keep your body in shape. Exercise helps the brain to be more alert. From past experience after doing exercise i always feel more engergized and awake. It also boosts your memory. Studies shown that people who exercie more have a more advanced memory than others. I think this is really cool cause i wouldnt think exercising would effect the brain in that way.

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Not surprisingly, neck pain has become increasingly common as so many people spend most of their work days in front of computers, driving or watching TV. According to a recent Danish survey cited in the study above, more than 50 percent of office workers experience frequent neck pain.

Computer work is associated with neck pain specifically originating from the trapezius muscle, also referred to as trapezius myalgia. It's a condition commonly treated by Chiropractors

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Not surprisingly, neck pain has become increasingly common as so many people spend most of their work days in front of computers, driving or watching TV.

According to a recent Danish survey more than 50 percent of office workers experience frequent neck pain.

Computer work is associated with neck pain specifically originating from the trapezius muscle, also referred to as trapezius myalgia. Often neck pain is associated with headaches, something that is frequently observed and treated by Chiropractors.

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This article shows the potential effectiveness of brain training exercises. It discusses how studies have shown the effectiveness of brain training exercises. This shows that brain training exercises may be good to include in my plan in order to fulfill my goal of keeping my brain sharp.

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