Frontier science, trial data, and the step you can take. Pick any day and read it cold.
In one small trial the lead scientist said a 60-year-old memory came to test like a 40-year-old. Then a trial almost a hundred times bigger found the gain only in people who were short to begin with.
Read issue ↗A drug that reopens a learning window, a nerve paired with practice, and a beam of sound aimed through the skull. Plus the free trick that beat rereading by 21 points.
Read issue ↗Thirteen trials pooled into one answer: a warm bath at the right hour shortens the wait for sleep by about ten minutes. The reason is a thermostat under your skin.
Read issue ↗The number on your watch face may trace back to a 1965 pedometer, not to a lab. Here is where the gain actually sits, across 161,000 adults.
Read issue ↗An antibody, a pill and a pair of robotic shorts are all chasing the same prize. One arm curl a day, three seconds long, already delivers a slice of it.
Read issue ↗Five minutes a day beat meditation on mood in a Stanford trial. And the breath turns out to be the clock your sleeping brain files memories by.
Read issue ↗Eight trials, 225 people, and a memory effect that only turned up after 66. Plus a scanner watching brain creatine climb 11%.
Read issue ↗Speech in 25 milliseconds, sentences written from a scanner, and a memory implant that lifted recall by 19%.
Read issue ↗270 trials, 15,827 people, and the exercise that ranked first for resting blood pressure was a two minute hold against a wall.
Read issue ↗One muscle deep in the calf can hold a high burn state for hours, while you stay in the chair.
Read issue ↗Free to read. The frontier sits up top, the move you can make sits right below it.
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Free to read. The frontier sits up top, the move you can make sits right below it.
No cost. Leave with one click.