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Default Some LearningRX exercises to try
Here is a web site of exercises to try.

Unlock the Einstein Inside/

The exercises are on the right side of the page. There is a downloadable copy of the book on the left.

If you try them, please tell us what you think and how to did.

Remember to not overload. Some of the exercises appear to be very intense, especially in the more advanced stages.
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