Exercise And The Brain
Exercise And The Brain. Indeed, research supports this hypothesis; the reduced cognitive capacity in sedentary individuals is. These nourishing proteins keep brain cells (also known as neurons) healthy, and promote the growth of new neurons.
Exercise affects the brain in many ways. Studies suggest that endorphins produced in the brain during exercise contribute to a general feeling of well-being. That is, exercise must somehow change brain function in a lasting manner.
Physical activity improves learning and memory in humans and animals.
The brain runs on oxygenated glucose, carried by haemoglobin in the blood, and a fresh supply of oxygen is good.
John Medina theorizes that exercise and the brain go hand-in-hand when striving to achieve greater health. As your heart rate increases during exercise, blood flow to the brain increases. Ratey, the writer, exercise will maximize the brain's performance.
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