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The Brain Boosting Effects of Exercise
Increase the gray matter and sharpen your mind!
Welcome to the weekly Proof Newsletter.
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Now let’s get started with this week’s topic—Exercise and The Brain 🧠
📖Read This
📚A recent study from the Mayo Clinic reveals that cardio exercises like running and cycling do more than keep us fit—they're brain boosters too! This study shows that such activities significantly increase brain size and the volume of gray matter, essential for functions ranging from muscle control and sensory perception to memory and decision-making. More gray matter and a larger brain can lead to sharper cognitive abilities, potentially slowing down cognitive decline and the aging effects on the brain. This research supports the critical role of physical exercise in keeping our minds sharp, suggesting that the brain benefits from improved mitochondrial function, fueled by better blood flow and oxygen from both cardio and weight training.
Try This
Are you like us and struggle turning your intentions into action? Try teaming up with an accountability partner and commit to an 'exercise contract.' The concept of not wanting to lose, combined with a touch of friendly competition, can really kick-start your motivation. Give it a try and see the difference it makes.
🔭Looking Ahead
Next week we will give some tips and techniques on getting a better night of sleep. 🛏️
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