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Experts Recommend These Exercises to Keep Your Brain Sharp
It’s no surprise that exercise supports a healthy brain. Working out not only offers some incredible, immediate perks, like ...
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Boredom Has Become The Enemy, But Psychologists Say We Actually Need To Be Bored. Here’s Why.
But if you live a fast-paced lifestyle and you rarely feel present, boredom can help you become more mindful, Saad says. In ...
There are certain activities that are very bad for your brain’s health. Being stuck in front of the television is one, ...
At 42, Helen Skelton has a very impressive fitness CV. Having taken on some of the world’s toughest endurance challenges ...
When people think about physical activity, many picture intense, sweat-filled runs or gym workouts, “but really, physical ...
The implications from the design of the clinical GLP-1 agonist trials and studies of caloric restriction are that exercise is ...
We spoke to experts about how myokines, a.k.a. hope molecules, work overtime to boost your mood, protect your brain, and more ...
Proteins, peptides, and pills, oh my! In 2025, NFL players, silver screen superheroes, and creators told us all about ...
Woman's World on MSN
How To Lose Weight Without Exercise—No Strict Diets Required
When we think of weight-loss strategies, logging plenty of exercise is often top of mind. But what if working out isn’t an ...
As the New Year approaches, many people resolve to get in shape, but sticking with a new exercise routine can be as much a mental challenge as a physical one. FIU neuroscientist Marcelo Bigliassi says ...
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How to train your brain to want to work out
“The holy grail of training your brain to work out is to make it a part of your ‘self’, your identity. The ‘story of me’, the self-narrative, lives in your pre-frontal cortex. Workout habits that are ...
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