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Michael Gonzalez-Wallace  
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New York, NY

Specialties: strength training, neuroscience, special needs topics

Interests: Medicine, Exercise and Fitness, brain

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Exercise Review! Thanks so much for such a great review from “24 Hour Emergency Room Houston”

Mar 06, 2013 - 0 comments
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Exercise Review! Thanks so much for such a great review from “24 Hour Emergency Room Houston”
http://superbodysuperbrainblog.wordpress.com/2013/03/06/exercise-review-thanks-so-much-for-such-a-great-review-from-24-hour-emergency-room-houston/


Exercise Review! Thanks so much for such a great review “24 Hour Emergency Room Houston”

Comment posted at MY BLOG at  Medhelp.org by jassicajoseph75, 2 hours
I think i haven’t read such a sweet, short & to the point blog post. It’s really nice & the exercise you have shown here is just good. I am having this exercise every day in my morning workouts. Neck & back pain is a problem, from which almost each & everyone is suffered in the recent scenario. Our today’s life-style & the working schedule is such a hectic one that leads to this simple but serious problem. Your sharing is appreciable & do share some more posts like this in the future as well.
“Thanks From 24 Hour Emergency Room Houston”
NECK ANATOMY:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UJtUIgDlnLA&feature=player_embedded

NECK EXERCISE:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CJQEBi9fmI&feature=player_embedded

Exercise Review! Thanks so much for such a great review from “24 Hour Emergency Room Houston”
http://superbodysuperbrainblog.wordpress.com/2013/03/06/exercise-review-thanks-so-much-for-such-a-great-review-from-24-hour-emergency-room-houston/

Neck and Back Injuries: Exercise to strengthen your neck and your back

Mar 02, 2013 - 8 comments
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Neck and Back Injuries: Exercise to strengthen your neck and your back
ORIGINAL POST http://superbodysuperbrainblog.wordpress.com/2013/03/02/neck-and-brain-injuries-exercise-to-strengthen-your-neck/

Neck pain is one of the most feared injuries reaching as many as two-thirds of the population of having some form of serious neck pain at some point in their lives.

Neck pain is caused mainly for aging, bad posture either when seating, in front of the computer, walking or even sleeping. Stress, Anxiety, Muscle tightness, cramps and stiffness are minor symptoms that can lead to a more recurrent and serious neck problem. That is why this week exercise will target those muscles supporting the neck improving flexibility, strength and posture alignment



From a standing position and holding a towel between both hands at a shoulder width level. Raise the towel overhead and pull it back to the point of maximum tension, (you feel tension but not too much) then lower the towel all the way down to the back of your shoulders and return to its original position. This is one rep. Beginners can do it 15 times 3 sets and More Advanced 25 reps 5 sets

NECK AND BACK PAIN VIDEO BY MICHAEL GONZALEZ-WALLACE, AUTHOR OF SUPER BODY, SUPER BRAIN
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CJQEBi9fmI&feature=player_embedded

ORIGINAL POST http://superbodysuperbrainblog.wordpress.com/2013/03/02/neck-and-brain-injuries-exercise-to-strengthen-your-neck/

Is Love good for the brain? Love and Brain Chemistry

Feb 16, 2013 - 0 comments
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Original Post at: http://superbodysuperbrainblog.wordpress.com/2013/02/14/is-love-good-for-the-brain-love-and-brain-chemistry/

Is Love good for the brain? Love and Brain Chemistry

Love is a phenomenal feeling, agree? If you are in love you feel the luckiest person in the world and when you are broken hearted you feel the most miserable. It is so fascinating though how when you feel in love you feel similar as working out at quite high intensity what we professionals call “Runners High”. However Love for oneself is extremely important since we need to appreciate more ourselves and love ourselves much more than we do. The more we love ourselves the more we will be able to share our love with others. What do you think?


Happy Valentine

So that is why  I was so excited when I had the chance of interviewing Michael R Liebowitz MD for my Book, Super Body, Super Brain. He is considered the Michael Jordan of Psychopharmacalogists. I just wanted to share this great quote that has to do with Valentines! He wrote this brilliant book, The Chemistry of Love where he discusses the physical effects of meeting someone you care deeply about and all the classic feelings of love attraction. This excitement has to do with the creation of a Neurotransmitter fortress. This feeling can be very similar to the one you are creating when you are exercising and creating a new you, That excitement is produced by increased levels of dopamine, the neurotransmitter associated to novelty and excitement.


Love chemistry
Brain science has seen an increasing interest in the latest years but what about  love chemistry or the brain in love? Back into 1970s, the understanding of the function of endorphins in the body was improving. In my chapter 2″The Emotional Brain and Exercise” I talked extensively with a phenomenal psychiatrist Dr Michael Liebowitz. I still remember like if it was yesterday that when I was doing research about Dr Liebowitz,  it fascinated me  that he wrote a great book In  1983 called  The Chemistry of Love . Dr Michael Liebowitz broke the ice when he outlined the relationship between endorphins and love. Prior to him , no one had ever serious investigated the underlying biochemical or neurochemical basis of love. Liebowitz, for instance, states that, prior to the writing of his book, when “looking into the matter more closely I began to realize that no one had ever seriously tried to examine the biochemical basis for our romantic drives” to keep reading click here

Want more information? Read the latest issue of Body Smart where I write a weekly column called “The Move of the Week”. In this issue “Love Together, Lose Together”
Original Post at: http://superbodysuperbrainblog.wordpress.com/2013/02/14/is-love-good-for-the-brain-love-and-brain-chemistry/


The Best Workouts To Stay Young: My Interview with Yahoo and how you can stay young with these workouts

Feb 01, 2013 - 0 comments
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Original Post at https://superbodysuperbrainblog.wordpress.com/2013/01/26/the-best-workouts-to-stay-young-my-interview-with-yahoo-and-how-you-can-stay-young-with-these-workouts/

I am so extremely thrilled to have been interviewed by one of the most important websites, Yahoo! Yahoo Health Super Star Blogger Lisa Coolier Cool interviewed for her article “The Best Workouts to Stay Young”
http://health.yahoo.net/experts/dayinhealth/best-workouts-stay-young

I want to share with you an excerpt of this article that just went Live Today, Thanks for reading!

The Best Workouts To Stay Young
http://health.yahoo.net/experts/dayinhealth/best-workouts-stay-young
By Lisa Collier Cool
If you wear headphones or watch TV while you exercise, you could be missing out on one of the most valuable benefits of working out: the opportunity to boost your brain health. That’s also true if you stick to the same fitness routine until you can perform it on autopilot.

New scientific evidence shows that physical fitness is the key to staying mentally sharp as you age—but it’s crucial to pay attention to what your body is doing, says Michael Gonzalez-Wallace, author of Super Body, Super Brain and MedHelp’s brain and body fitness expert.

“There’s lots of research showing that at any age, physical movement boosts brain health and memory, but to get the best cognitive results, you need to be mentally focused and engaged during your workout,” reports Gonzalez-Wallace, who recommends exercises that use several muscles at once, requiring precision and coordination.  click here to read what are the best Anti-Aging workouts
Try this exercise:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YXlHSB7RnY&feature=player_embedded