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Any kind of exercise, be it aerobic, walking or Yoga, changes the brain's composition, structure and the way it operates. The changes that happen to the brain:
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The brain's electric impulses change, and the Beta waves increase during and after exercise, putting it in a better, more alert state.
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Exercise makes our senses sharper and clearer, and we are more perceptive and have better sensitivity to our surroundings.
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After exercise, the brain actually builds neurotransmitters, which are essential to its functioning, and optimal operation.
It also forms more neuron connections, helping us think and work better.
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The structural changes in the brain after exercise make it more agile, young and energetic. This is because, after regular exercise, it starts to promote the body's growth cells, providing us with essential nutrients.
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