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Don’t stress, we’re going to tell you Santa’s biggest secrets when it comes to choosing the best gifts to give your brain some peace this Christmas.
Read moreBoost your brain this holiday with these three science-backed reasons why you should pause the drinking, eating and shopping and pick up a book instead.
Read moreEveryone has experienced a brainfart at least once in their lifetime. We’re here to give you the lowdown on what a brainfart is and what causes them.
Read moreThere are 2 habits which can cause havoc with your brain, which you can effortlessly stop doing and cut out of Christmas altogether, for good.
Read moreChristmas is a time for giving gifts, eating too much food, feeling fabulously festive and apparently locking lips with a stranger/colleague.
Read moreWe’ve uncovered scientific evidence that has explained the reasons for our gluttony, not only during the festive period, but also throughout the rest of the year. And most of the evidence is pointing the finger of blame at the brain.
Read moreWhat exactly is neuroscience? We spoke to Sally Sheldon, our very own in-house neuroscientist to find out what’s what in the world of brains.
Read moreMainstream media is filled with articles, tips and guides on exercises to lose weight, gain muscle, build strength and much more. Physical exercise is great for your health, but what about your brain?
Read moreStressful situations are bound to crop up over the next month or so, which is why it’s crucial that you’re psychologically ready to bat off the stress grenades, tune into your inner zen, escape into tranquility and effortlessly cope – with head firmly on shoulders.
Read moreSpending money can be unavoidable, so rather than beating yourself up about it, we’re going to highlight a few science-backed ways in which your brain may benefit from spending money.
Read moreAgeing is inevitable and the internet likes to remind us of this with hundreds of articles and posts on signs you’re getting old. Pointing to indications and signs such as forgetfulness. And most of these signs have one thing in common that articles fail to mention.
Read moreWe’ve turned to a parenting pro who writes about the subject (among other things) of parenting for a living, and asked him what his view and experiences are on parenthood. Enter Stuart Heritage…
Read moreThere are 5 steps you can take to help prepare your mind, body and brain for public speaking. If you do these 5 things you WILL survive and maybe, just maybe, nail it too.
Read moreMany of our feelings, decisions and actions are influenced by chemicals in our brains, such as neurotransmitters, neuropeptides and psychopharmaceuticals that whizz around, controlling and influencing our nervous system. Read on to find out more!
Read moreWe often assume that new parents should be the happiest people on earth, tired, but happy. So the idea of depression in new fathers seems pretty far-fetched, right?
Read moreEver had Déjà vu and felt totally creeped out? Ever experienced a random mind blank and didn’t know why? Ever found something intensely painful without any external impact? We uncover the science behind each.
Read moreThese findings offer a small window into something beyond that which scientists originally had presumed happened after death.
Read moreResearchers are arguing that killers may have an underlying abnormality in brain development and a reduction in their emotional learning. Both of which could happen to anyone…
Read moreAt Peak, our aim is to make lifelong progress enjoyable. To achieve this, we have karate chopped through the noise and have provided you with the scientific facts around cognitive training.
Read moreWe’ve collated the scientific research highlighting the benefits of brain training and why and how it can potentially boost your brain for the better.
Read moreIn this article we’ll delve into a few science-backed ways that men and women cope with stress and hopefully teach you one or two new ways to tackle it head on.
Read moreIn this article, we’ll explore the main issues that keep people up at night and why it’s so important to address them as soon as possible.
Read moreDepression can make you feel like a “failure” and can affect your everyday life, routine and relationships. We explore 3 ways to help with depression.
Read moreWe know that to be physically fit we must workout and exercise, but what about our mental fitness? We explore the answers in our latest article.
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