Movement Matters
Engaging in physical activity just three times a week for 45 minutes can lead to significant brain benefits. The more you exercise, the greater the positive changes in your brain, regardless of the activity—be it walking, dancing, or gardening. For those with limitations, even small adjustments like parking farther away or taking the stairs can make a difference, emphasizing that every bit of movement counts.In this clip
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The Mel Robbins Podcast
Change Your Brain: #1 Neuroscientist’s Exercise Protocol for Peak Energy and Focus
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