Iq
How to Increase Your IQ: 8 Fun Brain Exercises to Try EverydayWho doesn't like to be brainy or called an Einstein? Here's how you can improve your IQ (intelligence quotient).
- What's Your Child's IQ? Higher the Score, Longer May Be Their Life
If your child is smart and has a higher intelligence quotient (IQ), he or she can look forward to a longer life than children with lower IQs, researhcers say.
- Higher Childhood IQ Linked to Longer Life: Top 5 Foods to Boost Brain Power
After taking account of several factors that could have influenced the results, such as age, sex and socioeconomic status.
- Diet, Quality Pre-School Can Boost Kid's IQ
There is an effective way of raising your kids' IQ -- just supplement their diets with fish oil, send them to quality pre-school and also engage them in interactive reading, vouches a new study.A team ...
- Toxic Lead: Early Exposure Could be Lowering Childrens IQ
According to a study done by Duke University in North Carolina, higher exposure of lead in childhood may affect brain health and disrupt cognitive development.
- Eat yourself smart
Can you really eat your way to a higher IQ? According to research, yes. Here are the best ways to feed your brainBreak out the bubblyNever has there been a more welcome research finding. Scientists ...
- Iodine Supplementation During Pregnancy Could Boost the Child's IQ
Women who take iodine supplements before and during pregnancy are likely to have kids with higher IQ and better health, says a new study.
- Vitamin D Intake During Pregnancy Linked To Greater IQ Among Children: 5 Vitamin D Foods
Women with higher vitamin D intake during pregnancy may have children with greater childhood IQ scores, says a recent study.
- Pregnancy and Diet: Lack of this Mineral Could Lower Your Child's IQ
Its okay to say that pregnant women are usually up-to-date on what they should and shouldn't eat. But there is an important mineral they may have missed out on: Iodine.
- Even Before They Start Breathing, Babies Can be Harmed by Air Pollution: Scientists
Previous studies have drawn connections between preterm birth, decreases in IQ and an individual's lifetime earnings.
