The brain’s response to incoming sensory information can be influenced by variations in α-power. Previous studies have suggested that lower α-power before stimulus presentation can enhance perceptual performance. However, there are conflicting findings that challenge this idea. To better understand these mixed results, researchers conducted a study using a spatial temporal-order judgment task with auditory […]
Imagine your brain is a bustling city, and your gut bacteria are the architects shaping its streets. In a fascinating study, scientists have investigated the connection between gut microbiota and mild cognitive impairment (MCI), a precursor to Alzheimer’s disease. By examining fecal samples and cognitive functions of older adults, they discovered alterations in the composition […]
Imagine you’re a garden with little sprinklers. You rely on a proper water flow to keep your plants healthy and vibrant. But sometimes, the pipes get clogged, and water can’t flow freely. This can lead to withered plants, reduced growth, and overall poor garden health. Well, our brain is like a garden too, and when […]
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