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The effect of flavonoids (and exercise and fasting) on depression through stimulation of the release of BDNF.

https://nutritionfacts.org/blog/boosting-bdnf-levels-in-our-brain-to-treat-depression/

So apple pie is a mood enhancer. That tracks.

Note that the author has a pretty definite vegan agenda.

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Boosting BDNF Levels in Our Brain to Treat Depression  | NutritionFacts.org

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Fiziskā aktivitāte stimulē arī citu neiroproteīnu un neirotransmiteru ražošanu, kas veicina neirālo ceļu veidošanos.

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Kā fiziskā aktivitāte veicina smadzeņu veselību: BDNF loma neirālo ceļu veidošanā

Fiziskās aktivitātes ietekme uz smadzeņu veselību, caur BDNF

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Neirodeģenerācijas profilakse: BDNF ir svarīgs Alcheimera slimības un citu neirodeģeneratīvu slimību patoģenēzē (Jiao et al., 2016).

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Kā fiziskā aktivitāte veicina smadzeņu veselību: BDNF loma neirālo ceļu veidošanā

Fiziskās aktivitātes ietekme uz smadzeņu veselību, caur BDNF

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Dance training is superior to repetitive physical exercise in inducing brain plasticity in the elderly | PLOS ONE

Link📌 Summary: 本研究旨在探討挑戰性舞蹈訓練對老年人腦部結構與功能的影響,並與傳統的健身訓練進行比較。研究發現,舞蹈訓練相比傳統運動能在多個腦區(如前扣帶皮質和體感運動皮質)內引發更顯著的腦容量增加,並提升血漿BDNF水平,這與神經可塑性相關。認知測試顯示,兩組參與者在注意力和空間記憶方面均有改善,但舞蹈組在提升腦部結構方面具有更明顯的效果,顯示舞蹈訓練對抗老化的潛力。

🎯 Key Points:
- 研究對象:38位63至80歲的健康老年人,分為舞蹈組和健身組。
- 介入方式:舞蹈訓練包含不斷學習新舞步,比較為重複性的健身運動。
- 腦部變化:舞蹈組在多個重要腦區的灰質和白質容積增加比健身組更顯著。
- 血漿BDNF水平:舞蹈組顯示上升,健身組無顯著變化。
- 認知功能:兩組在注意力和空間記憶上均有所進步,但無顯著差異顯示需進一步觀察。

🔖 Keywords: #舞蹈訓練 #神經可塑性 #老年人 #BDNF #認知功能

Dance training is superior to repetitive physical exercise in inducing brain plasticity in the elderly

Animal research indicates that a combination of physical activity and sensory enrichment has the largest and the only sustaining effect on adult neuroplasticity. Dancing has been suggested as a human homologue to this combined intervention as it poses demands on both physical and cognitive functions. For the present exploratory study, we designed an especially challenging dance program in which our elderly participants constantly had to learn novel and increasingly difficult choreographies. This six-month-long program was compared to conventional fitness training matched for intensity. An extensive pre/post-assessment was performed on the 38 participants (63–80 y), covering general cognition, attention, memory, postural and cardio-respiratory performance, neurotrophic factors and–most crucially–structural MRI using an exploratory analysis. For analysis of MRI data, a new method of voxel-based morphometry (VBM) designed specifically for pairwise longitudinal group comparisons was employed. Both interventions increased physical fitness to the same extent. Pronounced differences were seen in the effects on brain volumes: Dancing compared to conventional fitness activity led to larger volume increases in more brain areas, including the cingulate cortex, insula, corpus callosum and sensorimotor cortex. Only dancing was associated with an increase in plasma BDNF levels. Regarding cognition, both groups improved in attention and spatial memory, but no significant group differences emerged. The latter finding may indicate that cognitive benefits may develop later and after structural brain changes have taken place. The present results recommend our challenging dance program as an effective measure to counteract detrimental effects of aging on the brain.

🧠💦 Swimming boosts brain health! 🏊‍♀️🧠 A growing body of research shows that regular swimming can improve memory, cognitive function, mood, and even reverse brain aging. 🧠🏊‍♂️ Swimming stimulates neurogenesis, increases BDNF levels, and enhances neural plasticity. 🧠💪 It's the closest thing to a fountain of youth! 🏊‍♀️🧠 #SwimForYourBrain #BrainHealth #CognitiveBoost #NeuralPlasticity #BDNF #FountainOfYouth

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The fountain of youth hasn’t been found — but swimming may come close

A growing body of research suggests that swimming provides a unique boost to our brain health. Neurobiologist Seena Mathew explains what scientists know — and what they’re still figurin…

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Stresa reakcija: BDNF ir saistīts ar neirobioloģiskām izmaiņām, kas saistītas ar stresu, potenciāli palielinot neaizsargātību pret trauksmi un garastāvokļa traucējumiem (Cirulli & Alleva, 2009).

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Kā fiziskā aktivitāte veicina smadzeņu veselību: BDNF loma neirālo ceļu veidošanā

Fiziskās aktivitātes ietekme uz smadzeņu veselību, caur BDNF

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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38981574/ Shared effects of electroconvulsive shocks and ketamine on neuroplasticity: A Systematic Review of Animal Models of Depression (De Jager, et al, 2024) #ketamine #neuroplasticity #brains #electroshock #depression #neurogenesis #bdnf #brains #neuroscience #psychedelic #psychedelics #psychedelicresearch #fda #ketaminetherapy #psychedelictherapy
Shared effects of electroconvulsive shocks and ketamine on neuroplasticity: A Systematic Review of Animal Models of Depression - PubMed

Electroconvulsive shocks (ECS) and ketamine are antidepressant treatments with a relatively fast onset of therapeutic effects compared to conventional medication and psychotherapy. While the exact neurobiological mechanisms underlying the antidepressant response of ECS and ketamine are unknown, both …

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