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Regular exercise is key to unlocking the health benefits of the whole body and reducing the risk of disease

In a recent study published in the journal Cellular metabolism, scientists examined physiological responses to exercise. They reviewed the adaptations that occur in tissues due to chronic exercise and their cumulative role in improving cardiometabolic health. Review: Exercise induces tissue-specific adaptations to improve cardiometabolic health. Image credit: PeopleImages.com – Yuri A / Shutterstock Health benefits …

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Michael Schumacher ‘was driven in a Mercedes AMG car to stimulate his brain’ as new details emerge of his incredible round-the-clock care 10 years after tragic skiing accident

December 29 marks ten years since Schumacher’s horrific skiing accident They revealed new details about the German’s incredible 24/7 One of the revelations is that Schumacher drove a Mercedes AMG New details of Michael Schumacher’s round-the-clock care have been revealed 10 years after his horrific skiing accident. December 29 marks a decade since the seven-time …

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Soin Neuroscience — Pain relief through technology, not opioids

Dr. Amol Soin, founder of Soin Neurosciences Dr. Amol Kher The opioid crisis in the United States is an ongoing struggle for people’s lives and well-being. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than one million people have died of drug overdoses since 1999. In 2021 alone, 106,699 drug overdose deaths were …

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The study examines the complex gut-brain-liver connection and its impact on health

In a recent study published in the journal Signal transduction and targeted therapyresearchers review existing data on the gut-brain-liver axis in health and disease. survey: Gut-liver brain axis in disease: implications for therapeutic interventions. Image credit: Svetlana Pavlyuk / Shutterstock.com What is the gut-brain-liver axis? The axis connecting the gut, brain, and liver, otherwise known …

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Multicomponent herbal supplement boosts cognitive speed and gut health in older adults

In a study published in Limits in nutrition, researchers from the United Kingdom investigated the effects of a 90-day intake of a multicomponent herbal supplement on the cognitive abilities and gut microbiota of elderly patients showing subjective memory decline. They found that the intervention resulted in memory deficits in the participants, but improved speed on …

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Soon we will need ‘neuro rights’ to protect our brains and thoughts from technology | Technology news

In today’s digital world, nothing you do or say is personal. Not only do the walls have ears, but they are also connected to the internet. There is only one place in the world that is truly personal to you, and that is your mind. But even that won’t be true for long. Elon Musk’s …

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Gut health linked to Alzheimer’s disease progression, experts urge dietary change

In a recent review published in Nutrients, researchers reviewed the existing data on the interactions between the gut microbiome, lipids, and Alzheimer’s disease (AD), providing valuable information to inform the prevention and management of AD. survey: Lipids, gut microbiota and the complex relationship with Alzheimer’s disease: A narrative review. Image Credit: Atthapon Rakshaput/Shutterstock.com Background AD …

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Science says teenagers need more sleep. So why is it so hard to start school later?

High school classes start so early in this town that some kids board the buses at 5:30 in the morning. Only 10 percent of public schools nationwide start before 7:30 a.m., according to federal statistics. But in Nashville, classes start at 7:05, a fact that new mayor Freddie O’Connell has criticized for years. “It’s not …

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Scientists create the largest ever maps of cells in the human brain

October 31, 2023 With a glance International research teams have created extremely detailed cellular maps of adult and developing human brains, along with the brains of other animals. These comprehensive cellular atlases could lead to new insights into improving the treatment of numerous mental conditions and brain disorders. The human brain consists of about 86 …

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How to change your mind and persuade others: Insights from brain science

two possibilities: blending this information into an already existing category in our minds (assimilation) or creating an entirely new category (accommodation). Getty David McRaney is an author, science journalist, and host of the You’re Not That Smart podcast. He joined Negotiate everything to dive deep into the science of how minds change and share some …

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