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Alzheimers
Alzheimer's
Disease is one of the greatest threats to longevity and productivity as
we age. Creating a Cognitive baseline with MemCheck or Memory For Life
and monitoring yourself over time is one of the best things you can do.
Speed of processing declines as you age. Yet, if we maintain brainspeed
through physical and cognitive exercise we reduce our chances of
suffering memory loss and gain the abililty to detect slight changes -
giving us a much better chance to take positive action. Our latest
game-like test series has now been taken by over 100,000 people;
probably everyone over 35 or 40 should be using it. Our technology
simply works and has been used in studies at Stanford, UC-Irvine,
Berkeley, and leading edge medical practices and longevity centers
nationwide and has received substantial media coverage this year. It is
available at a price almost anyone can afford.
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Gamer-IQ
Do you and your friends want to improve your score and abilities when
playing your favorite computer games? Cognitive Labs has identified the
areas of cognitive performance that are critical for gaming success in
a 360 degree sphere.
Emerging from WW II and Cold War labs, and performance experts have
used them to
monitor and boost output. Cognitive Labs makes them interactive for
everyone to use, with our focus on graphical clarity and
action-oriented user feedback. Cognitive Labs is teaming with top
experts in performance, gaming, and sports to make it so.
Gamer-IQ
Preview | Gamer IQ Blog
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SportsBrain
Science tells us that
reaction time - choice reaction time - is one of the key governing
measures that separates the highly
successful from the simply adequate, even with comparable levels of raw
athletic ability. By improving choice reaction time - quickly
selecting the best option from several available alternatives, skill players
can improve their performance
and advance to higher levels of competition. With
Sportsbrain, Cognitive Labs makes available for the first time the
secrets of neuropsychiatrists, coaches and top players in powerful, yet
easy to use web applications. Sportsbrain exercises have been used by
professionals - among them Major League Baseball's Shawn Green
of the Arizona Diamondbacks and formerly of the Los Angeles Dodgers.
(see what Shawn
said about our product); plus they are used by some of the
brightest minds in the coaching ranks. Sportsbrain
algorithms are available uniquely in six sports: football,
baseball, basketball, tennis, soccer, and racing. Read more
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BrainSpeed.com
Launched
with Natrol (NASDAQ: NTOL) Brainspeed.com gives consumers unique
tracking and monitoring capabilities using Cognitive
Labs' tests. Natrol's BrainSpeed is sold all over the U.S. at retail
and online.
Go to brainspeed.com
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SAT/GRE/LSAT
Test
taking can be scary. Yet, the cognitive exercises developed by
Cognitive Labs have been used successfully by educators and students to
prepare by enhancing concentration for standardized exams. We have
received numerous reports of students increasing their SAT test scores
by more than 10% since enrolling in one of our programs.One institute
affiliated with the University of Texas reported a 9 point increase in
IQ over a control group using our software. Universities including
UC-Berkeley and the University of Missouri are using Cognitive Labs
technology in research in educational psychology.
Contact us for more information about licensing the technology
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Rocket
Science
From the Bell X-1 to
today's ultralights, assessing cognitive performance has been critical
for pilots and astronauts. NASA even has developed a Mars-Lunar
Spaceflight Cognitive Assessment
Tool. We've web-enabled and improved on this fundamental
capability with superior technology; streamlining the engineering so it
is easier to use and graphically displays output over time. What will
the requirements be for the first civilian space travelers in coming
years? Chances are, sound cognitive functioning will be among them. So
sign up now, create a cognitive baseline and begin to manage your
cognitive health and optimize it through properly balanced nutrients.
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baseline with MemCheck or Memory For Life | Read more
about Rocket Science
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ADD/ADHD
Attention deficit
syndrome is a highly publicized childhood disorder that affects
approximately 3 percent to 5 percent of all children. What is much less
well known is the probability that, of children who have ADHD, many
will still have it as adults. Several studies done in recent years
estimate that between 30 percent and 70 percent of children with ADHD
continue to exhibit symptoms in the adult years. Many people are using
MemCheck and Memory For Life testing and monitoring to enhance
concentration and focus.
Read
more about this condition
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Executive Function
Being productive at work has never been more
important. Competition is global, and you need to be at your best.
Also, managers need to make sure that their organization is using
intellectual assets wisely, that salespeople are selling, that
programmers are writing code, that business development people are
making deals, not just at an acceptable level, but at an exceptional
level. Cognitive Labs technology, for many people and
organizations, makes a big difference. Cognitive Labs can make
corporate portals truly
intelligent and
actionable through faster people. Faster aps without faster
people
gets you nowhere.
Find out
how big a difference we can make
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Clinical Trials
Does Caffeine boost cognitive ability? To what
degree? Now you can find out. We work with manufacturers and consumer
product companies that want to assess if their products affect
cognition by providing easily accessible objective monitoring. We also
recruit subjects for both large and small research studies for industry
and the academy, including institutions like Stanford. We have
conducted both traditional investigator-led studies and also
Internet-based studies. If you wish to enroll in a trial (we are
currently recruiting for Stanford in connection with several studies)
please register
here.
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