Welcome to “The John Tesh Podcast,” where SIX TIME Emmy-winning and Grammy-nominated musician & composer, award-winning journalist and former host of “Entertainment Tonight”, invites you on a transformative journey towards discovering your life’s purpose and conquering life’s challenges. In “The John Tesh Podcast,” we delve deep into the profound questions of life, offer insights on overcoming adversity, and provide practical guidance on personal transformation. John’s own remarkable journey ...
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Crucial Sleep Intel fromThe Sleep Foundation; Are you Dealing with a Psychopath? How Journaling Improves your Thinking Ability
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There’s an easy way to keep your brain sharp – According to the Journal Of The American Medical Association. Also, Are you dealing with a psycho? Someone with psychopathic qualities? We'll share the giveaways, according to the journal Personality and Individual Differences. And then....If someone sends you an emoji - and you have no idea what they …
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Tossing thoughts in the trash. The one leg balance effect. Playing piano and vocabulary. The perils of late night eating
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For a mood boost, go somewhere that's at least 15 miles away from home. Research from University College London found that people who regularly traveled 15 miles outside of their local area felt healthier than those who stayed close to home. And that was especially true for people over age 50! Why? Because people who travel outside their comfort zo…
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Leg Strength & Your Brain The Foods That Ruin Your Memory How Younger People Improve Your White Matter Midnight Snacking & Our Brain
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In this episode we are all about protecting your brain: Researchers from King’s College London recruited nearly 400 twins, age 43 to 73, and tested different factors, including leg power and speed… and retested 10 years later. The result: The researchers found that leg strength was a better predictor of brain health than any other lifestyle factor …
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