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Science, research, and cognitive wellness
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Brain health articles and research
Gut-brain axis · 7 min read
The gut-brain connection, explained
The digestive system and brain communicate through a complex network often called the gut-brain axis. Learn how gut health may influence mood, cognition, and overall wellness.
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Brain health · 6 min read
Why people sometimes feel mentally foggy
Feeling mentally tired, forgetful, or unfocused now and then is common. Learn about everyday factors that may contribute to that foggy feeling, and when it is worth talking to a healthcare professional.
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Focus · 5 min read
Everyday habits that may support focus
Focus is influenced by sleep, nutrition, stress levels, and daily habits. Explore everyday routines that many people find helpful for staying on task.
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Brain health · 6 min read
What nootropics are, and what they are not
Nootropics are compounds often used to support focus, memory, mental clarity, and overall cognitive wellness. Learn the basics of what nootropics are, and what they are not.
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Memory · 5 min read
How memory works, and habits that may support it
Memory involves encoding, consolidation, and retrieval. A plain-language look at how those steps work, and everyday habits, from sleep to spaced practice, that researchers associate with supporting them.
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Healthy aging · 5 min read
Understanding cognitive aging
Some cognitive changes are a normal part of getting older, and some are not. Learn what researchers consider typical, when to talk with a professional, and which lifestyle factors are being studied.
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