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Brain Gains from Cardio

A recent study reveals that engaging in cardiovascular training three times a week can increase the volume of the anterior mid cingulate cortex, which is linked to tenacity and willpower. Participants demonstrated impressive compliance, with 85% adhering to the exercise regimen over six months. This finding suggests that regular physical activity may enhance mental resilience, making it a valuable tool for personal development.
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    • In the six-month study Andrew Huberman cites on how engaging in moderate-intensity cardiovascular exercise can increase the volume of the anterior mid cingulate cortex (AMCC), how long was each exercise session and how did they define "moderate intensity"?

    • In the six-month study Andrew Huberman cites on how engaging in moderate-intensity cardiovascular exercise can increase the volume of the anterior mid cingulate cortex (AMCC), how long was each exercise session and how did they define "moderate intensity"?

    • In the six-month study Andrew Huberman cites on how engaging in moderate-intensity cardiovascular exercise can increase the volume of the anterior mid cingulate cortex (AMCC), how long was each exercise session and how did they define 'moderate intensity'?

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