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		<title>Concentration is key to good memory</title>
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		</p>The areas in your brain that process this information for your memory are the hippocampus (the primitive structure in the brain), amygadala (processes emotion), cerebral cortex (used for processing information for long term memory such as languages) and network of neurons in the brain. To optimize these brain functions, I prefer to pay special attention [...]]]></description>
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