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Guinness Record Memory Ecpert Dave Farrow plays with Dr. Marissa
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Guinness Record Memory Ecpert Dave Farrow plays with Dr. Marissa

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Descripción de Guinness Record Memory Ecpert Dave Farrow plays with Dr. Marissa

From a troubled-health past including a diagnosis of ADD and Dyslexia to 2-time Guinness Record holder for greatest memory, this week's guest preaches to the choir (Dr. Marissa) about the importance of faith and belief in one's abilities no matter what the past has been. Dave Farrow has been a featured guest expert on over 2000 interviews including The Today Show, Live with Regis and Kelly, Steve Harvey, Discovery Channel and many others. To earn the world record, Farrow recalled the exact order of 59 decks of shuffled playing cards using 'The Farrow Memory Method'. Dave talks about the choice he made not to play a victim to his difficult challenging past, and grab life by the memory stick and actually invented the Farrow method to combat his dyslexia and ADHD. It is now a unique memory system backed by a double blind neuroscience study at McGill University. Dave experiments on Dr. Marissa in a live demonstration on the air helping her recall a series of random words and she performs at a genius level! Episode sponsored by www.AuLac.com and http://www.healthyposturenow.com

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