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Covid Brain Fog

While we often hear an argument about “mild cases” of COVID-19 in the pandemic that don’t require individuals to seek hospitalization, many of the after effects still remain an elusive…

Space Travel And The Brain

It’s not hard to be captivated by the wonders of space travel – being able to see your home planet among the stars, realizing how small you are compared to…

The Neuroscience of Revenge

If you’ve lived long enough, there’s probably been a time that you’ve been wronged or felt some wrong was done deliberately against you. Whether or not you decided to retaliate…

Cutting It Down To Size

The Practicing Brain Practice makes perfect. You’ve probably had the phrase drilled into your head for quite some time – and grown to believe that there’s some merit to it…

Telecommuting

Not Even Close: Your Brain on Telecommuting As we enter the third year of the pandemic, it seems ever more likely that remote work will be staying with us for…

The Brain on Pregnancy and Labor

It’s hardly a secret that both being pregnant and the act of giving birth can change not only a person’s outlook on life, but also their brain, but the question…

Are We More Easily Distracted As We Age?

Some people might be able to focus on their task at hand — and filter out distractions. However, research is indicating that as we age — we’re not able to do this as easily — an aging brain is a distracted one. Even simpler things, things that we may take for granted when we’re younger, like sitting across from your friend and having

Nod Your Head Up And Down (And Make Yourself Happy)

Did you know that research has found when you nod your head up and down at least 100 times a day, looking up at the ceiling and down at your toes, your vision will improve? You are strengthening the muscles in your neck and increasing blood circulation to the head and eyes. The stimulation from the neck also travels down the spine

What to Eat (And What To Avoid) For A Healthy Brain

We all know that subsisting on cheeseburgers and pizza is bad for our waistlines and our heart health, and we’ve been told from an early age to “Eat your vegetables — or there will be no dessert!” When we consider that two-thirds of Americans are now overweight or obese, the implications of current nutritional research are important

Why “Let’s Do Lunch” (For Real) Is A Good Idea For Your Brain

Most of us are afraid of aging, because aging means not being as active or efficient as we used to be. Incompetencies of aging create significant frustration and even feelings of hopelessness. However, studies have shown that while aging cannot be reversed, its effects can be decreased through a sustainable

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