Exercise & Your Brain

Exercise Brain - Psychology, Special Needs, Health - Posted: 28th Dec, 2017 - 11:45pm

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Post Date: 7th Jul, 2011 - 3:30pm / Post ID: #

Exercise & Your Brain

Fulfillment Through Fitness: How Exercise Effects The Brain


To the untrained couch potato exercise is another word for self-torture. It's a task, something to be dreaded, hated, avoided at all costs. On his commute to work in the morning the couch potato sees the bright faced, starry eyed early-morning risers out for their morning jog and he thinks to himself how crazy they must be. The avid exerciser has stumbled upon a secret that only the fellow initiated know...
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Post Date: 13th Aug, 2016 - 2:46pm / Post ID: #

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Believe it or not: Exercise does more good if you believe it will

People benefit more from exercise when they believe it will have a positive effect, new research indicates. A psychologist and his team have conducted a study demonstrating that test subjects derive more psychological as well as neurophysiological benefits from exercise if they already have positive mindsets about sports. Moreover, the team provided evidence that test subjects can be positively or negatively influenced in this regard before engaging in the exercise. Ref. Source 7i.

13th Aug, 2016 - 3:08pm / Post ID: #

Exercise & Your Brain Health & Special Psychology

It makes sense when done together with learning of any kind since exercise on its own can't make you smarter. Now if I only had the drive to do it.



Post Date: 30th Aug, 2016 - 3:05pm / Post ID: #

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Use it or lose it: Stopping exercise decreases brain blood flow

Researchers examined cerebral blood flow in master athletes (Ages 50-80 years) before and after a 10-day period during which they stopped all exercise. Using MRI brain imaging techniques, they found a significant decrease in blood flow to several brain regions important for cognitive health, including the hippocampus, after they stopped their exercise routines. Ref. Source 8p.

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Exercise may help ward off memory decline

Exercise may be associated with a small benefit for elderly people who already have memory and thinking problems, according to new research. The research involved people with vascular cognitive impairment, which is the second most common cause of dementia after Alzheimer's disease. In vascular cognitive impairment, problems with memory and thinking skills result from damage to large and small blood vessels in the brain. Ref. Source 7j.

Post Date: 7th Nov, 2016 - 3:19pm / Post ID: #

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Hate exercise? It may be in your genes

Genes, specifically those that modulate dopamine in the brain, may play a role in a person’s propensity to embrace or avoid exercise. Ref. Source 5k.

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3rd Dec, 2016 - 12:40pm / Post ID: #

Exercise & Brain

Exercise helps you with not only physically but mentally as well. It can be a great way to release stress and toxins that may harm your mind in the future, however getting the determination to get down to it may be a challenge to some people.



Post Date: 28th Dec, 2017 - 11:45pm / Post ID: #

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Exercise & Brain Psychology Special & Health

Why exercise slows progression of Parkinson's disease. While vigorous exercise on a treadmill has been shown to slow the progression of Parkinson's disease in patients, the molecular reasons behind it have remained a mystery. Source 9q.

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