Sentence examples for spur brain from inspiring English sources
Barlow hopes to create antidepressants designed specifically to spur brain cell growth, with the thought that theyll be more effective and safer than existing drugs.
Evidence to bolster this theory comes from research showing that existing depression treatments all seem to spur brain cell production–just not as efficiently as we'd like.
But the truth is, recent research suggests that learning a new language, at any age, not only will enhance your next vacation or better prepare you for an upcoming business trip, it can also make you a better listener, boost your creativity, spur brain growth, and for some people, even delay Alzheimer's.
The daily exercises, the interactions with his parents, his regular dose of antidepressant medication: any or all of these might have spurred brain cells to grow more connections, the researchers said.
Research shows that spurring brain development is simple, and impactful.
Trained at the Mayo Clinic, the counselors, who are former smokers themselves, urge people to try a combination of Zyban or Wellbutrin -- anti-depressants that spur a brain response similar to the one stimulated by nicotine -- and nicotine patches in decreasing strengths, to wean themselves off cigarettes in about 12 weeks.
Such challenge questions spur the brain to search for alternative answers, and that's what creativity is all about.
Loss will spur ancient brain mechanisms of separation distress.
The proposed cuts, Schiff and others have said, could spur a "brain drain" that would limit NASA's planetary science capabilities for years to come.
The shambolic economy has spurred a brain drain and increased migration to the mainland, which further undermines Puerto Rico's chances for revitalization.
"Alcohol spurs the brain to release 'I'm starving' signals, even if you've already eaten," said Suzanne Dixon, a registered dietitian in Orlando, Florida.
