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Football Headers May Damage Your Brain, Study Reveals
A major study finds that frequent soccer headers may harm brain structure and function, even without concussions.
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Even Moderate Alcohol Consumption Can Shrink Your Brain, Warns Cardiologist
While alcohol might seem socially acceptable in moderate amounts, its effects on brain are far from benign. The long-term consequences of even moderate consumption can hinder cognitive abilities, memory formation, and emotional stability.
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Artificial Sweeteners May Accelerate Brain Ageing By 1.6 Years, Study Warns
Apart from diet soda, the sweeteners studied were also found in flavoured water, low-calorie desserts and energy drinks.
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8 Food Combos That Can Help Boost Your Brain Health
Brain Diet: By combining the right foods, you can nourish your brain, protect it from oxidative stress, and even reduce the risk of age-related decline.
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Explained: How Excessive Screen Time Affects Your Brain Health
Screens are part of modern life, and blue light cannot be avoided completely. However, balanced use is the key.
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Doctor Reveals 5 Simple Hacks To Boost Brain Health, Make It Sharper
The brain gets stronger with exercise, and switching hands forces the brain to adapt, stimulating regions that are usually less active.
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Best Snacks To Boost Brain Function And Memory
In this article, we share a list of snacks that can boost your brain function and memory.
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Your Mood Swings Might Start In Your Stomach. Science Explains Why
Gut health and mental health are deeply connected through the gut-brain axis. From mood swings to memory, here is how your food, gut bacteria and stress levels shape brain function - and what to eat for better results.
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PCOS Affects Memory And Attention Span, Finds New Study. How To Deal With It
A new study has found that PCOS or Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome can affect your brain function
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Excessive Sitting May Shrink Your Brain, Even If You Exercise Regularly: Study
New research reveals that prolonged sitting, even with regular exercise, can shrink the brain and impair memory, especially for those carrying the APOE-4 gene.
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Here's When To Know Your Memory Issues Are Worrying
It's important to recognise the red flags early so that professional help can be sought. Keep reading as we share signs to look out for.
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These Fun Dance Styles Can Help You Lose Weight
Dancing is a dynamic form of exercise that elevates the heart rate and can help in weight loss. Keep reading as we list some fun dance styles you can try.
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Struggling To Focus? Start Your Day With Walnuts And See The Difference
Could your breakfast be the secret to better focus and memory? A new study says yes, especially if you add walnuts to the mix.
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Cognitive Health: Expert Shares Tips To Improve Memory And Concentration
Over time, lifestyle practices like prolonged sitting and poor nutrition can impair cognitive function.
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Here's How Oranges Can Help Improve Mood And Memory
Other than vitamin C, oranges are rich in fibre, folate, potassium and many other beneficial plant compounds. Some studies suggest that consuming oranges regularly can help boost heart health.
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Football Headers May Damage Your Brain, Study Reveals
A major study finds that frequent soccer headers may harm brain structure and function, even without concussions.
-
Even Moderate Alcohol Consumption Can Shrink Your Brain, Warns Cardiologist
While alcohol might seem socially acceptable in moderate amounts, its effects on brain are far from benign. The long-term consequences of even moderate consumption can hinder cognitive abilities, memory formation, and emotional stability.
-
Artificial Sweeteners May Accelerate Brain Ageing By 1.6 Years, Study Warns
Apart from diet soda, the sweeteners studied were also found in flavoured water, low-calorie desserts and energy drinks.
-
8 Food Combos That Can Help Boost Your Brain Health
Brain Diet: By combining the right foods, you can nourish your brain, protect it from oxidative stress, and even reduce the risk of age-related decline.
-
Explained: How Excessive Screen Time Affects Your Brain Health
Screens are part of modern life, and blue light cannot be avoided completely. However, balanced use is the key.
-
Doctor Reveals 5 Simple Hacks To Boost Brain Health, Make It Sharper
The brain gets stronger with exercise, and switching hands forces the brain to adapt, stimulating regions that are usually less active.
-
Best Snacks To Boost Brain Function And Memory
In this article, we share a list of snacks that can boost your brain function and memory.
-
Your Mood Swings Might Start In Your Stomach. Science Explains Why
Gut health and mental health are deeply connected through the gut-brain axis. From mood swings to memory, here is how your food, gut bacteria and stress levels shape brain function - and what to eat for better results.
-
PCOS Affects Memory And Attention Span, Finds New Study. How To Deal With It
A new study has found that PCOS or Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome can affect your brain function
-
Excessive Sitting May Shrink Your Brain, Even If You Exercise Regularly: Study
New research reveals that prolonged sitting, even with regular exercise, can shrink the brain and impair memory, especially for those carrying the APOE-4 gene.
-
Here's When To Know Your Memory Issues Are Worrying
It's important to recognise the red flags early so that professional help can be sought. Keep reading as we share signs to look out for.
-
These Fun Dance Styles Can Help You Lose Weight
Dancing is a dynamic form of exercise that elevates the heart rate and can help in weight loss. Keep reading as we list some fun dance styles you can try.
-
Struggling To Focus? Start Your Day With Walnuts And See The Difference
Could your breakfast be the secret to better focus and memory? A new study says yes, especially if you add walnuts to the mix.
-
Cognitive Health: Expert Shares Tips To Improve Memory And Concentration
Over time, lifestyle practices like prolonged sitting and poor nutrition can impair cognitive function.
-
Here's How Oranges Can Help Improve Mood And Memory
Other than vitamin C, oranges are rich in fibre, folate, potassium and many other beneficial plant compounds. Some studies suggest that consuming oranges regularly can help boost heart health.
