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  At-home Exercises for Stroke Survivors

  Following are a few exercises for stroke survivors to help with everything from balance & walking to fine motor skills, complete with video instructions.

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  “Feeling” Ourselves Move: A Team Effort by Our Senses

  This article explains how our brains achieve the amazing task of perceiving our own movements and how we use this information to stay balanced and navigate our world. It also describes what happens when errors in self-motion occur (due to illness/injury) and how the science of self-motion perception can enhance video games and virtual reality

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  Muscling Up on Mental Illness: How Exercise Can Help Both Body and Mind

  Exercise is now being prescribed by doctors as a part of treatment for a range of mental illnesses, including depression and anxiety. While scientists do not fully understand how exercise can help improve our mood, we know enough about the positive benefits of exercise to suggest that everyone living with mental illness should have access to tailored exercise programs as part of their recovery.

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  Healthy Recpies | Treat Brain Stroke

  Healthy Recpies | Treat Brain

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  Foods that improve recovery after stroke

  Speed up your stroke recovery by incorporating these into your diet:

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  Fiber, Low Fat & Omega 3 Rich Foods for Stroke Recovery

  Diet tips for a healthy brain

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  Making Dietary Changes After a Stroke

  Making Dietary Changes After a Stroke

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  Sexuality After Stroke

  It is normal to have questions regarding your ability to engage in sexual activity after stroke. Read on for helpful questions and answers on the matter.

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  Post-stroke Dental Care

  Post-stroke Dental Care

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  Eating fish twice a week reduces heart, stroke risk

  Oily fish may not sound appetizing, but research on the benefits of omega-3 fatty acids from seafood reaffirms the health value of eating fi

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  Get brushing: good oral hygiene may protect against stroke

  A new study suggests good oral hygiene might help protect against stroke

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  Food and Appetite Problems After a Stroke

  If you’re recovering from a stroke, it’s important to eat well to nourish your body. It gives you the energy you need to stay active, do rehabilitative therapy, and get back to your daily activities. It also can make it less likely that you will have another stroke

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  New guidelines for the prevention of recurrent stroke

  New guidelines for the prevention of recurrent stroke

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  After Your Stroke: How to Handle 5 Common Complications

  After you’ve had a stroke, some physical or mental complications are likely. Depending on how severe the stroke was and other factors, you may have major or minor difficulties that are sometimes temporary or possibly permanent.

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  Is There a Good Diet for Stroke?

  There is not a particular recommended diet for stroke survivors who are recovering. On the contrary, there are no diets a stroke survivor should strictly avoid.

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