First Doug was given a cognitive endurance course.
There's no credible argument against the use of modafinil for fatigue in MS. The problem isn't the drug, but the curse of its image: the stigma of its "recreational" use; the idea that the benefit of cognitive endurance is inherently greedy and frivolous, in the same dirty class as steroids, Botox and Viagra.
Vicky says, "our extremely bright three year old has turned into an extremely bright 16 year old who doesn't have the cognitive endurance to do school work.
The present study was designed to determine the extent to which green tea extract significantly impacts cognitive functioning, endurance, perceived workload, and mood over time.
This study sought to investigate the dynamics of attentional focus and cognitive control during endurance activity from a metacognitive perspective.
The clinical markers of frailty include: nutritional condition, mobility, activity, strength and endurance, cognitive functions, and mood.
This selection depends on the patient's physical, physiological, and psychological abilities, including upper body strength, physical endurance, cognitive function, judgment, vision, vestibular function, and living environment.
Factors including individual patient's mobility status, strength, endurance, cognitive ability, medical condition and fatigue were taken into consideration for exercise prescription.
For example independent mobility in the community requires not only muscular strength, but postural control, endurance, cognitive processing to anticipate obstacles and respond to the changing demands of the environment surrounding them [ 2, 41].
After aerobic endurance training, cognitive flexibility was improved.
Orienteering is an endurance-running sport involving navigation in diverse terrain with the help of a map and a magnetic compass, demanding considerable cognitive skills and physical endurance of its practitioners.
