Reponding To All Emails Asking What It Is We Do!

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We here at LearningRx of Fresno have been getting great interest from our community in the Fresno Northeast area.  This is GREAT!  It could be because summer has arrived and parents know that LearningRx offers great services/programs over the summer so that their children do not suffer the "Summer Slide!"

It could be that our past client's family has been spreading the word about the wonders LearningRx of Fresno has done for their child.  It could be that they are reading our blog, liked us on Facebook, followed us on Twitter or read about our great reviews on Yelp!

No matter what the reason is, we couldn't be happier about all the calls, email, and walk-ins we have had these last few weeks!

So that brings us to what this post is really about!  The first question we are asked is "what is LearningRx all about?"  Well here is a video that can better describe what it is we do, than I can over a few lines on a blog post!

The Benefits of Taking Naps

        

What do Albert Einstein, Lady Gaga and George W. Bush have in common?

Nope, not their fashion sense. The answer is …their naps.

Each of these famous people is known for famously protecting their daytime dozing. Dozens of other napping notables join their ranks. Lyndon Johnson conducted presidential meetings while resting in his bed. Bill Clinton once nodded off during a Mets baseball and a memorial service for Martin Luther King Jr.

Answer to Facebook question! (1)

 

 

What can travel around the world while staying in a corner?

 

Answer: a stamp!

 

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How Facebook Could Be Working Hand-in-Hand With Your Own Brain Chemistry

 

Why do you keep going back?

           

 

Did you know that 864 million people use Facebook on a daily basis? Or that the time spent on Facebook per user per day is more than twenty minutes?

 

What’s very interesting is that much of the success of Facebook can be attributed to brain chemistry.  The way Facebook is set up triggers the release of dopamine, a brain chemical that is linked to pleasurable feelings of reward, and also oxytocin, the “love hormone” that helps us feel close to people we care about.

One of the things about Facebook that releases the feel-good chemical dopamine in our brains is simply looking at pictures of attractive people.  And because these people are usually folks that we know and care about, it can also increase the release of oxytocin.