Neuroscientist Sandrine Thuret provides a TED talk (link here) advice on how we can help our brains better perform neurogenesis – improving mood, increasing memory formation and preventing the decline associated with aging. According to Ms. Thuret, to increase the … Continue reading Strategies to improve memory and reduce depression
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Wait, what? Netflix? On a screen? When I’m so sensitive? Yes. It can be done, even if looking at a screen is otherwise like putting your head into a vice and scraping it with sandpaper. But ‘how’, you ask? Desperate … Continue reading Extreme Netflix
We had an opportunity to spend some time with the X1E and were thoroughly impressed with it. The X1 Extreme is Lenovo’s new 15″ laptop with a centered keyboard and packing some very powerful hardware. Most importantly, it also checks … Continue reading ThinkPad X1 Extreme – A good choice for those most sensitive
We like to keep an eye on the latest budget phones for suitable options available to all users, regardless of financial circumstances. The Zenfone 5Q (known in some regions as the Zenfone 5 lite) is reasonably spec’ed and priced in … Continue reading Zenfone 5Q (5 Lite) incompatible with polarized glasses
Without a doubt Iris is the best display filtering software we have ever tested. For us, it integrates two very helpful features in one piece of software: brightness adjustments; and color filtering. Brightness Brightness is adjusted through Iris by altering … Continue reading IrisTech.co – Our Favorite Brightness and Color Filtering Software
We had an opportunity to get our hands on the Intel i7 variant of the Huawei Matebook X Pro for a few minutes and found that it has several positives going for it. During the short time we had we … Continue reading Quick Look at the Huawei Matebook X Pro
Those most sensitive must take every opportunity to recognize and avoid stressors that cause or contribute to symptoms. That includes evaluating not just the electronic displays you spend time looking at, but also the work space in which it’s located. … Continue reading Strategies for effective work spaces
The 2018 Migraine World Summit is scheduled to take place April 18-26. The numerous presenters appear to be mostly academics covering the latest in migraine research. Presentations can be viewed online free-of-charge during the course of the conference but advanced … Continue reading Migraine World Summit 2018: Free to Stream
For those sensitive to light few accessories are more valuable than polarized sunglasses. Polarized lenses work by filtering out photons (light) oscillating horizontally. While natural light from the sun oscillates in all orientations, light from most electronic displays will all … Continue reading Polarized Glasses and Electronic Displays: A Brief Tutorial
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