It seems fitting after watching the Big Game that we discuss new research on concussions, head injuries and their impact on our brains. The brain is the most underrated yet important organ of our bodies. When a head injury or concussion happens, it may appear as though recovery has occurred, but often residual damage lurks … Read more
It’s the smell or taste of a favorite Christmas cookie or the special food only eaten this time of year. The way Mom always made everyone feel equally loved with her unique and thoughtful gifts for each person. Traditions, rituals and memories all come flooding into our consciousness this time of year. These scenes bring warm … Read more
Family gatherings, reuniting with old friends, and meeting new at social gatherings occur more frequently during the holidays. This time of year brings out the social side of many of us. While it may leave us feeling tired or stretched thin, increased socialization is actually a crucial component for brain and memory wellness. Let’s socialize … Read more
Leaves change, fall sweaters are donned, and activities shift indoors. Autumn may encourage us to snuggle in a comfy chair and sip cider, but don’t forget to exercise first. It may lead to better brain function later in life as research shows exercise activates your younger brain! The Research A new study shows another correlation … Read more
Most of understand we should get moving and sleep well for better health. A new study shows it will help you live longer too. Get Moving A study recently published of over 200,000 Australian people aged 45 and over concluded replacing sedentary time with more active time or even sleep resulted in a longer life … Read more
Huffing, puffing and pushing, I sprint across my imaginary finish line exhausted, but exhilarated. I dislike running, but it was necessary rehab for a knee injury. I ran to strengthen my knee, but also knew it would strengthen my mind. Physical exercise not only helps our bodies, but also our minds. So, when needing extra … Read more