Doctor Reveals SECRET Hack To Boost Brain Health!

[HMHill]

This is why we tell you to stay active in psych. Medicine isn't the only way to heal

[soupemd]

So once again, my cats are unintentionally extending my life.

[FreakinSpooky]

I work in retail and I am in a constant state of awe from the absolute dumb sh*t people ask me.

[shueibdahir]

I must ask. Does anyone get those weird shivers starting from the top of the head, down the spine when filled with awe, wonder and gratitude? It's like this gentle electric shock

[mickeyoshea]

I gave birth to my 1st and only child at age 39 and I swear I feel younger even at the end of a long day. This makes sense. I'm in awe of her growth and awed by her personality every day.

[katetempleton]

My aunt is a Math teacher. She continued to give private tutoring sessions even after her retirement. She's 85 now and her brain is as sharp as ever. She continued to do what she loved - teaching people. So I think this is a great advice. Plus, it motivates you to find what you really like to do, which could be pretty difficult for some people.

[sezmonsta]

Brain: Needs social interactions to be happy
Also brain: crippling social anxiety

[timkirby]

Something that fills me with awe is when i look up at the night sky. I live in a rural area so i can see so many stars.

[macherie]

You just explained why I love singing in choirs so much. Awe! All of us breathing together, singing gorgeous harmonies and meaningful lyrics, is awe inspiring.

[brucekaraus]

Exercise, sleep, social interaction and a sense of awe. Well...I'm fucked.

[Lexi-vvyl]

One of the simplest things I like is just looking up into the sky on a clear night or looking up into the canopies of large trees while on walks. Feels so crazy magical. Especially listening to the wind blowing through the trees while on a long walk too. So peaceful.

[MANTUEFLIE]

Learning another language also helps the brain. Always stay learning and happy!

[umbrellahat]

My favorite thing to do is play music. It's such a profound experience getting really into a song you're playing. Its like the whole rest of the world just disappears and nothing else exists except the music. Listening to music sometimes has the same effect, especially live music, but nothing is quite like playing it yourself.

[makalism]

Honestly happiness is the key to a long life

[vkdowdy]

Like growing your own plants...just love when they start to flower ❤ ❤ ❤

[robobar]

art, music.. those things that also seem to be the most unique human things
making music fills me up so much, every cell feels tighter

[susannoyes]

My mom has dementia and this is wonderful. She was a postpartum mom/baby nurse and says she was always in awe of babies and how they attach to their family. I'm going to see what I can do to help her volunteer in a mom/baby ward or be around more children. Thank you!

[dueinuremom]

Occasionally I get a feeling of profound happiness to get to experience existence.

[ichernichenko]

Deeply profound experience. Intresting how this is something that shows to me that we aren't just a clump of cells but have something deeper written in us like a code. That if we ignore will bring out downfall but if we understand and work to fulfill it will extend out life and it's quality.

[bubblegum_girl]

I'm actually beginning to consider this man as my physician