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The teen years are also a time when study becomes
even more important. Increased workloads means increased stress,
but there are some simple ways to help you cope:
• During hectic exam and assignment periods,
it is important to make sure you continually replenish your body's
supply of B vitamins, which are needed in larger amounts to support
the body in times of stress.
• Whether you are reading from a textbook or
from a computer screen, it's essential that you take a five minute
break every 50 minutes to allow your eyes to rest. As well as regular
breaks, the herb bilberry can help to relieve the type of eye strain
commonly associated with studying and computer screen glare.
• A popular herb for improved learning, perception,
memory and concentration is Bacopa monniera also known as brahmi.
Gingko biloba also offers support to the brain, helping to maintain
healthy blood circulation to the peripheral areas of the body, such
as the hands, feet, and, of course, brain. All this adds up to valuable
support for mental alertness.
• Make sure you don't leave your studying
to the last minute. Planning, as opposed to cramming will produce
better results and help you cope with your workload more effectively.
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