Theme Food: How Your Traits Shape What You Eat
Some people try to shed weight by limiting food intake, a behavior referred to as "restrained eating." But are restrained eaters generally self-restrained
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Theme Food: Short-Term Fasting Doesn’t Hurt Brain Power
My dad always stressed the importance of eating breakfast before school, insisting that an empty stomach would “dull my brain and make learning much harder.
Dance Like Nobody’s Watching - Because It’s Good for You (warning - not really that neurosciency)
Who knew your solo kitchen dance parties, while cooking, could double as exercise? A study dived into the fitness benefits of free form solo dancing.
New Research Highlights Impact of Dietary Fat on Alzheimer’s Risk
Alzheimer’s disease is a leading cause of dementia, affecting millions of people worldwide, accounting for up to 70 percent of all the dementia cases.
Helmet or Hospital? How Headgear Cuts the Risk for Cyclists
Head injuries are a significant risk for cyclists around the world, with biking accidents being one of the most common causes of traumatic brain injuries.