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Every day driving often feels like second nature. You slip into familiar routes, adjust speed without much thought, and weave through traffic on autopilot. But recent research shows these quiet habits behind the wheel might reveal more about your brain health than you realize. Subtle shifts in how and when you drive could signal early…
Chewing gum has long been associated with casual snacking, yet its influence on cognitive function, athletic performance and stress regulation has gained growing attention in scientific discussions. Researchers examining behavioural patterns in high-pressure environments have observed that rhythmic chewing activates several neurological pathways connected with alertness and emotional regulation. This has led to increased interest…
Broccoli is a nutrient-rich vegetable that goes beyond basic nutrition. It contains powerful antioxidants, sulforaphane and folate, all of which support brain health by protecting cells from inflammation and oxidative stress. Research indicates that regularly including broccoli in your diet may help maintain cognitive function, improve memory and attention, and potentially lower the risk of…
We often think that cognitive decline starts when we are older, maybe in our 60s, or 70s, however, that is not true, says Dr. Vass, M.D. Cognitive decline builds up slowly, over a period of time, over years, starting as young as 30s, and 40s! However, he adds that cognitive decline must be nipped in…
We all know that just like our bodies, our brains need exercise too. And when it comes to cognitive decline, aerobic exercise, also known as cardio has been considered the ‘gold standard’ to keep it at bay. However, it turns out that it might not be the case. Aerobic exercise, while excellent otherwise, might lag…
The ancient practice of Tai Chi has been found to unlock remarkable changes in the brain after only eight weeks. The consistency of improvements in memory, focus, mental flexibility, and even the structure of the brain has been observed. Tai Chi is not just graceful; it is a science-backed way to sharpen the mind and…
Fatty fish are among the most nutritious foods you can include in your diet, offering a rich source of omega-3 fatty acids, high-quality protein, vitamins, and minerals. Omega-3s, which the body cannot produce on its own, are essential for maintaining heart and brain health. These healthy fats help reduce inflammation, lower triglycerides, regulate blood pressure,…
US PresidentDonald Trump has once again sparked discussion about his mental fitness after stating that he took an “IQ test,” apparently mistaking it for a dementia screening. His comments have renewed public debate over whether his frequent verbal gaffes and moments of confusion may signal possible cognitive decline. Donald Trump, during an October 27 press…
As the world progresses, so does the occurrence of cognitive illnesses such as dementia and Alzheimer’s, it has become a growing public health concern. Maintaining cognitive health has become critical not only for older adults but young adults as well.Recent research from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) 2011–2014, highlights an essential connection…
Roughly 28 gms of chia seeds (7 teaspoons) contain more calcium than milk, and also contains magnesium and phosphorus, which support bone development. The combination of these nutrients strengthens bones, while protecting against osteoporosis. The regular consumption of chia seeds leads to denser bones, which results in stronger frames. Not only this, the minerals present…
