Learn How to Juggle

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Jim Boulden: As your body moves, you stimulate what they call brain-derived neurotropic factors. He says this is like fertilizer for your brain; it helps create new brain cells and connections. So I recommend people go for a walk and study for the 25 minutes. And one of the things you could do to get that activity in is learning how to juggle.

Can physical exercise boost your brain power and focus?

You’ve heard me say, as your body moves, the brain grooves. That’s because the primary reason you have a brain is to control the movement in your body. And as you move, your brain creates brain-derived neurotropic factors, which is like fertilizer for the brain.

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