Rhonda Patrick· PhD
If I want an immediate boost in alertness, focus, and mental sharpness, I’ll do a short bout of vigorous exercise before a podcast or public speaking engagement.
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If I want an immediate boost in alertness, focus, and mental sharpness, I’ll do a short bout of vigorous exercise before a podcast or public speaking engagement.
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Whether you’re prepping for a big presentation or just want sharper focus, a short burst of vigorous exercise can leave your brain firing on all cylinders