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Symptoms Of Brain Fog

  1. Focusing on a idea or thought
  2. Recalling things
  3. Multitasking
  4. Paying attention to your surroundings

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Brain Fog

Brain Fog

Brain fog isn’t actually a medical condition, but rather a term used to describe the feeling of being mentally sluggish and fuzzy. It can be a symptom of other health conditions. It is the uncomfortable feeling of being spaced out.

Brain fog feels like lack of mental clar...

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Causes Of Brain Fog

  1. Lack of sleep
  2. Increased stress levels
  3. Depression
  4. Medication
  5. Hormonal conditions such as thyroid disorders
  6. Nutrient deficiencies such as Vitamin B12
  7. Viral infections

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Tips And Tricks To Reduce Brain Fog

  1. Try new things
  2. Get enough sleep
  3. Avoid multitasking
  4. Work on your memory (Improve your memory)
  5. Take mental breaks
  6. Focus on your attention
  7. Stay socially active
  8. Engage in deep thought (positive ones)
  9. Try meditation
  10. Excercise...

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