The phrase "improve mind" is not correct in written English
To make this phrase grammatically correct, you would need to say "improve one's mind". For example, "I am trying to improve my mind by studying for an extra hour each day."
Music doesn't just have the potential to make you feel better, it can really improve mind, body and spirit.
Called Sona, the bracelet helps users improve mind and body wellness through activity tracking.
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Alan T: This programme will allow you to apply neuroscience techniques to leadership development, through basic human emotions and mindfulness, improve mind-sets to generate additional growth, embed leadership patterns and immunity for change and become an ecosystem leader.
Again, a lot of the fatigue we face during the day stems from mental fatigue and a good exercise routine greatly improves mind function.
Work done in the Netherlands with their veterans returning from the Mideast wars found that a concerted effort in improving mind-body resilience resulted in improved performance both while in the military and during re-entry home.
Learning yoga, meditation, mindfulness, and other relaxation techniques have helped many on the journey to improving mind-body health.
"Captain E. T. Moore argued that improving road maintenance was more important than the frivolity of improving minds," Mr. Rothenberg said.
Hence a treatment like hypnosis, aiming both at improving mind-body control and psychological mastering, seems theoretically rational.
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The Dalai Lama's morning lecture, "The Nature of the Mind," conveyed that all religions carry the same message -- to improve the mind.
