Tics are involuntary and repetitive sounds (vocal tics) or movements (motor tics) that can be rapid, sudden, recurrent, and nonrhythmic [1]. They are due to an urge or sensation that eases after performing the movement or the sound. 1. What Are the Types of Tics? 1.1. Primary Tics Transient tic disorders are motor or vocal…
The brain is the complex organ of the body that requires constant care to ensure its full function and for as long as possible. There are several factors that can help keep a healthy and alert brain throughout our lives: 1- Exercise Physical activity has been shown to inversely correlate with the risk of dementia…
Exercise and Cognitive Deficits are two interconnected aspects of overall health and well-being that have gained increasing attention in recent years. While cognitive deficits can impact various aspects of daily life, including memory, attention, and decision-making, exercise has emerged as a promising intervention for improving cognitive function. This article delves into the fascinating relationship between…
