Tag: Neuroscientist

Dr Tara Swart (pictured), senior lecturer in behavioral sciences at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, used the example of a person rocking their baby to explain why looking into someone's left eye could help you establish a lasting bond.

Neuroscientist shares must-know trick to boost your chances of a successful date (and it’s not what you might think)

By Jacky
Dr. Andrew Huberman recently revealed the best way to start each day, which includes waking up no later than 6:30 a.m. and heading out into the sunlight.

Stanford neuroscientist Andrew Huberman lays out the perfect morning routine that he says will ‘make you better at everything’ – and includes drinking a glass of SALT WATER every day

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Studies show that simply breathing sea air helps the brain and body produce the chemicals needed to maintain balance, health, and health (file photo)

Why sea air is actually good for you: A neuroscientist reveals how time spent on the coast helps you “think more clearly” and why feeling sand between your toes is “good for your brain”

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Dr. Matthew Walker, a professor of neuroscience and psychology at the University of California, said naps should be no longer than 20 minutes.

Neuroscientist reveals the key pros and cons of napping

By Merry
Oily fish - including salmon, mackerel, trout, sardines, herring and anchovies - are rich in omega-3 fatty acids which support blood flow to the brain, encouraging memory and reducing the risk of cognitive decline. Plants that have a deep, rich colour are packed with flavonoids - plant compounds - which also have a protective effect on the brain

I’m a neuroscientist – here are the seven foods you should be eating to keep your brain healthy

By Jacky
Emily McDonald, a neuroscientist and mindset coach from Arizona, went viral on TikTok after sharing the three things she never does to protect her brain health

I’m a neuroscientist and you should never do these things if you want a healthy brain

By Jacky
Experiences of stepping out of your body and seeing your own body have been reported not only when someone is dying, but also after taking drugs such as ketamine, as a result of brain injury and in epilepsy

I’m a neuroscientist – this is why some people have near-death experiences

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Adderall abuse promotes stigma and mistrust in patients who need it – a neuroscientist explains the science behind the controversial ADHD drug

Adderall abuse promotes stigma and mistrust in patients who need it – a neuroscientist explains the science behind the controversial ADHD drug

By Merry
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