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Environment

Environment

The brain is no more hardwired than is appearance. Studies show that experience and environment can change brain structure.

For example rats in enriched environments solved mazes better than rats from isolated environments.

"It doesn't matter what age they are when they begin to live in the enriched environment"

A change in environment as well as thought can do wonders for you.

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