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Engage in social interactions for brain wellness from "summary" of Healthy Brain, Happy Life by Wendy Suzuki,Billie Fitzpatrick

Engaging in social interactions is a key component of maintaining brain wellness. When we connect with others, whether it be through conversation, collaboration, or shared experiences, our brains are stimulated in ways that promote cognitive health. Social interactions activate multiple regions of the brain, including those involved in memory, attention, and emotional processing. Studies have shown that individuals who regularly engage in social activities have lower rates of cognitive decline and are less likely to develop conditions such as dementia. This is because social interactions challenge the brain to adapt and respond to new information, which helps to strengthen neural connections and improve overall brain function. In addition, socializing can help reduce stress and feelings of isolation, both of which can have negative impacts on brain health. When we engage...
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