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We’ve heard people joke that drinking kills brain cells, but is that really true? With Super Bowl 52 parties around the corner, it’s important to remember what kind of effect heavy drinking can have on the brain. How much does it really take to start affecting a person’s functionality, safety, well-being; all of those kinds of thought processes?
Listen as Dr. Jesse Corry gives us the facts on what happens in our brain when we drink alcohol.
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Posted March 21, 2016
As a neurologist, I prescribe exercise to patients because it is the most universal medicine for anything that ails you. It helps regulate your body functions (glucose, insulin, blood pressure), and it helps your body physically move better (muscles, joints, bones). But what you may not know is, exercise can have dramatically positive impacts on your brain as well.
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