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Date: Thu, 1 Mar 2018 15:54:51 -0500
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Hello lojban@lojban.org,


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Scientists have indicated that even short bouts of physical activity may have a positive effect on the brain. Taking part in 20 minutes of high-intensity interval training for 6 weeks has been associated with improvements in high-interference memory, which allows us to differentiate between our car and one of the same make, model, and color, for example. The research also found that levels of brain-derived neurotrophic factor &mdash; a protein involved in the function, growth, and survival of brain cells &mdash; was greater in individuals who experienced greater fitness gains from interval training. Other research revealed that a one-time 10-minute burst of exercise temporarily boosts areas of the brain responsible for focus, decision-making, and problem-solving.

Pistachios seemed to generate the highest gamma wave response, while peanuts produced the most significant delta response. Gamma wave response is tied to information retention, learning, cognitive processing, and perception, and delta wave response is linked to natural healing and healthy immunity. 3. Expand cognitive abilities with training Brain training has had mixed results in studies. While some research has shown that brain training improves memory and cognitive ability, other studies report that there is little evidence to support claims that brain-training programs improve everyday cognitive performance. Recent papers have determined that the type of brain exercise is an important factor in the outcome of brain-training sessions. Research that was led by Radboud University Medical Center in Nijmegen, the Netherlands, found that not only is super-sized memory ability trainable, but it is also long-lasting.

This could boost your attention, the efficiency with which you process information, and other cognitive skills, say first study author Prabha Siddarth and colleagues. Previous research suggested that the size and volume of this brain region can tell us something about cognitive health. For instance, a higher hippocampal volume has been shown to indicate more effective memory consolidation. "Few studies have looked at how physical activity affects the thickness of brain structures," says Siddarth. "Brain thickness," she notes, "a more sensitive measure than volume, can track subtle changes in the brain earlier than volume and can independently predict cognition, so this is an important question." In addition to the MRI scans, the participants also underwent a set of neuropsychological tests, to consolidate the assessment of their cognitive capacity.

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