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Daniel G. Amen, M.D., a clinical neuroscientist, psychiatrist, and brain imaging expert, has published 19 books, numerous professional articles, and a number of audio and video programs. Please take a moment to read his information below. His newsletter is published by Newsmax.Thank you.Newsmax.com Leading Brain Expert Explains . . . "Why 'Good' BrainsHave More Fun" Are Your 'Fun' Habits Killing Your Brain? Special Health UpdateBy Christopher RuddyNewsmax CEO Dear Friend, Common sense tells us that one of our goals in life should be to develop good habits. Why? Well, for a lot of reasons. But mainly because good basic and wholesome habits make for a happier, healthier, and sometimes even longer life. You know what I mean, habits such as: Brushing your teeth regularly to keep your teeth healthy and strong. Good overall hygiene to help keep you from getting sick (and it'll make your friends happy, too). And looking both ways before crossing the street should keep you from being hit by a car. I think you get my drift: These are all important to keep your physical body happy and running strong. But what about some of those other habits you've developed over the years? You know the ones I'm talking about — the "not-so-good" habits.