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“BDNF is active in the hippocampus, cortex, cerebellum, and basal forebrain – areas involved in learning, long term memory, and executive function. Learn more about the brain-boosting effects of BDNF in our comprehensive overview article. Read study abstract.”

“Executive function, attention and memory, and global cognitive function improved after either aerobic or resistance exercise in people with Parkinson's disease. Exercise also improved disease severity (analysis of 11 randomized controlled trials).”

“Extra-virgin olive oil protects nerve cell structure and function, improves learning and memory, and reduces the amyloid-beta plaques and neurofibrillary tangles in the brain in mice genetically engineered to get Alzheimer's disease.”

“Memory recall was only improved in people that also improved their deep sleep with the pink noise. Pink noise differs from white noise in the intensity of pink noise decreases as frequency increases whereas white noise does not.”

“A new study looked at associations of physical activity and time spent sitting on brain thickness and found sedentary behavior, but not physical activity, was associated with less thickness in brain regions that are essential to memory function.”

“Early-life stress was shown to reduce the levels of these micronutrients and this led to lasting negative effects on learning and memory in adulthood. Some of these negative cognitive effects could be prevented by supplementation with these micronutrients in early life.”

“A double-blind, placebo-controlled trial finds that supplementation with spermidine, a compound known to enhance autophagy, improved memory performance in older individuals after three months compared to placebo (pilot study).”

“Kale supplementation increased heat shock proteins, lowered oxidative damage, and suppressed cognitive decline by improving spatial and learning memory in mice with a premature aging phenotype. I've talked quite a bit about heat shock proteins which are robustly activated by heat stress (ie.”

“Brain injury: Improves cognition, rescues learning and memory deficits. Neurodevelopmental: Increases synaptic plasticity, improved behavior in autism model, reduced anxiety and depression in multiple models. Reproductive effects: Decreases endometrial tumors in females.”

“02:42:40 - THC protects long-term potentiation receptors, which enhance memory and learning, in mice. Study. 02:53:25 - Exercise modulates kynurenine metabolism to protect the brain from neurotoxicity and depression.”