11/12/2025
🧠Brain cells: The so-called experts used to say that once you damage your brain cells they will be gone forever. Yikes! But that so-called experts were wrong, thank God! I know I have damaged many of mine over the years!
Brain cells are the fundamental units of the brain, primarily categorized into two types: neurons and glial cells (glia).
Neurons serve as the main communicators, transmitting electrochemical signals that facilitate brain functions and coordinate responses throughout the body. There are various neuron types, such as motor neurons, sensory neurons, and interneurons, each with specific roles in processing and relaying information.
In contrast, glial cells, which outnumber neurons by a significant margin, provide essential support functions, contributing to the health and efficiency of neurons. They do not transmit signals like neurons but play crucial roles in maintaining the brain's environment, insulating axons, and assisting nutrient delivery. function than previously recognized. Overall, the intricate relationship between neurons and glial cells is vital for the brain's operations and overall health.
To have healthy brain cells, engage in physical activity, eat a brain-healthy diet, get enough quality sleep, manage stress, and keep your mind stimulated. Following a heart-healthy lifestyle also benefits the brain by ensuring proper blood flow and oxygen delivery.
Eat brain-boosting foods: Include leafy greens (like spinach and kale), fish rich in omega-3s (like salmon), nuts (especially walnuts), fruits (like blueberries), and whole grains in your diet.
Opt for healthy fats: Choose healthy fats from sources like olive oil, avocados, and nuts instead of saturated fats.
Limit certain foods: Reduce your intake of high-sugar foods, such as sodas and candy, as this can increase the risk of dementia.
Exercise regularly: Physical activity improves blood flow to the brain, which promotes the growth of new brain cells and strengthens existing connections. Activities like walking, swimming, and dancing are good options.
Stimulate your brain: Keep your mind active by learning new skills, reading, doing puzzles, playing games, or engaging in other mentally stimulating hobbies.
Stay social: Socializing with others helps reduce stress and can keep your brain connections strong.
Prioritize sleep: Aim for seven to eight hours of quality, consecutive sleep per night to allow your brain to consolidate memories and clear out abnormal proteins.
Manage stress: Chronic stress can damage brain cells. Practice stress-reducing techniques like meditation, mindfulness, or deep breathing exercises.
Protect your heart: What is good for your heart is also good for your brain. Manage high blood pressure, cholesterol, and diabetes as advised by your doctor to ensure healthy blood flow to your brain.
Avoid smoking: Smoking is linked to faster brain decline and a higher risk of dementia.
Drink water: Dehydration can negatively impact mood and thinking, so drink plenty of water throughout the day.
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