Case Chiropractic Neurology Center

Case Chiropractic Neurology Center We take a patient centric, brain-based approach to optimize the function of the human body and nervous system using conservative methods.

Multitasking Is Many Skills, Not OneNew research reveals that multitasking isn't a single ability, but rather a combinat...
10/12/2025

Multitasking Is Many Skills, Not One

New research reveals that multitasking isn't a single ability, but rather a combination of general cognitive skills and task-specific competencies.

The study assessed how 224 university students performed across nine challenges representing three multitasking types: concurrent multitasking, task-switching, and complex multitasking.

Researchers found that task-switching depends heavily on general cognitive ability, while other forms require more specialized skills, like working memory and planning.

This helps explain why people perform differently depending on the nature of the task.

It also offers insight into the conflicting gender results found in earlier multitasking studies, which often measured only one type of task.

The findings suggest a more tailored approach is needed for multitasking training and evaluation.

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A new study reveals that multitasking isn’t a single, universal skill, but a combination of broad cognitive abilities and task-specific skills.

A new study published in the journal Age and Aging has shown that cocoa supplements may have surprising anti-aging benef...
10/11/2025

A new study published in the journal Age and Aging has shown that cocoa supplements may have surprising anti-aging benefits, including reducing levels of inflammatory biomarkers and potentially protecting the heart.

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Cocoa supplements may lower inflammation and risk of heart disease. | Cardiology

Your Smile Reveals More About Your Personality Than You ThinkA new study reveals that how you smile in a photograph can ...
10/10/2025

Your Smile Reveals More About Your Personality Than You Think

A new study reveals that how you smile in a photograph can provide insights into your personality traits, such as warmth, trustworthiness, and conscientiousness.

The Duchenne Smile, which engages both the mouth and eye muscles, is particularly effective in conveying these traits.

Participants were better at accurately assessing personality traits from smiling photos compared to neutral expressions.

This smile is difficult to fake, making it a genuine indicator of certain personality characteristics.

The study raises privacy concerns, as our smiles on platforms like LinkedIn or dating sites can reveal personal information without our control.

Understanding the connection between smiles and personality may change how we think about sharing images in public spaces.

READ MORE: https://neurosciencenews.com/smile-personality-psychology-27705/?fbclid=IwY2xjawFlBQxleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHSnhsT4YwEOQI1ubdVOVOkle5Kwuw8vRsrkCJh2O0lXIKS-y4BGlim4NZw_aem_SGbFb7n4cBj9NMHIL7wKTA

Research shows that the way you smile in a photograph can reveal key personality traits like warmth, trustworthiness, and conscientiousness.

Your Brain Divides the Day Into “Chapters” Based on PrioritiesNew research reveals that the brain divides life experienc...
10/09/2025

Your Brain Divides the Day Into “Chapters” Based on Priorities

New research reveals that the brain divides life experiences into "chapters" based on what a person is paying attention to, not just changes in environment.

Scientists found that when participants focused on different details of a story, their brain created distinct event boundaries.

MRI scans confirmed that brain activity shifted in response to these mental "chapters."

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New research shows that the brain divides the day into "chapters" based on what a person focuses on.

How Previous Food Choices Influence Future DecisionsResearch shows that our food judgments are influenced by previous ch...
10/08/2025

How Previous Food Choices Influence Future Decisions

Research shows that our food judgments are influenced by previous choices, a phenomenon called serial dependence.

When people rate food images for appeal or calorie content, their decisions are biased by the previous food they saw, with high ratings leading to higher ratings for subsequent items and vice versa.

This cascading effect shows that we don't evaluate each food in isolation but in relation to what came before.

The study suggests that this bias can influence everyday decisions, from browsing menus to making food choices.

These insights could help design better treatments for eating disorders and inform marketing strategies to enhance food appeal.

The findings highlight how interconnected our food-related decisions are, rather than being independent judgments.

READ MORE: https://neurosciencenews.com/psychology-food-decisions-27770/?fbclid=IwY2xjawFrjjNleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHVK0n32kny8KUqq1vnWWmmTnZX_o3PC8rZDTzD7LCsCp88iV1DUprwS4pA_aem_dS5JYiPs1mIPK_YPIqq2ig

Research shows that when rating food for appeal or calorie content, judgments are influenced by the food choices we’ve made just before.

Varied Tasks Better than Repetition for Old Age CognitionEngaging in multiple types of memory training exercises- as opp...
10/06/2025

Varied Tasks Better than Repetition for Old Age Cognition

Engaging in multiple types of memory training exercises- as opposed to repetitive tasks- helps older adults improve their working memory. The findings offer insights into improving cognition in older people.

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Engaging in multiple types of memory training exercises- as opposed to repetitive tasks- helps older adults improve their working memory. | Neuroscience

What is plasticity, and why is it important? 🧠Plasticity is used in brain science to describe the brain's ability to cha...
10/05/2025

What is plasticity, and why is it important? 🧠

Plasticity is used in brain science to describe the brain's ability to change and adapt throughout an individual's lifetime in response to various environmental, cognitive, and developmental factors. This phenomenon is fundamental for the development of new skills, the formation of memories, and the recovery from injuries or diseases that affect brain function.

Brain plasticity is based on the ability of neurons to modify their relationship, or connections, with other neurons in response to changes in neural activity. This process, known as synaptic plasticity, allows the brain to reorganize its networks and optimize its function in response to different events and challenges.

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Discover the remarkable capacity for the brain to change and adapt through plasticity, and how it can transform brain rehabilitation and performance.

Healthy Habits Can Make Your Brain Up to 8 Years YoungerNew research shows that the way we live can significantly slow t...
10/04/2025

Healthy Habits Can Make Your Brain Up to 8 Years Younger

New research shows that the way we live can significantly slow the pace of brain aging.

Adults with chronic pain who practiced health-promoting behaviors—such as stress management, good sleep, and maintaining supportive relationships—showed younger-looking brains in MRI scans.

On average, these individuals had brains up to eight years younger than their chronological age.

Stress and social disadvantages did increase brain aging, but their effects were offset by positive factors.

The results emphasize that brain health isn’t fixed and can be strengthened by daily choices.

Scientists argue the study adds to growing evidence that lifestyle is a form of medicine.

READ MORE: https://neurosciencenews.com/lifestyle-brain-aging-29736/?fbclid=IwY2xjawNH5m5leHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETE3RkxpSk1FU3ZOYWVaOHR0AR5R2Dea9vELkIEZmtPrB2AHf5uKupQa4UaZfRcOZyqHPeQbWdK_J8fmQqlGDQ_aem_rhBsStSB5P7-4P8tOeTAHA

A new study shows that brain health is closely tied to lifestyle choices, with positive habits making brains appear years younger than their chronological age.

Lifelong Social Bonds Can Slow Biological Aging at the Cellular LevelResearchers have found that sustained social suppor...
10/03/2025

Lifelong Social Bonds Can Slow Biological Aging at the Cellular Level

Researchers have found that sustained social support throughout life is linked to slower biological aging.

Participants with richer social resources had epigenetic profiles that looked younger than their chronological age and showed lower inflammation.

The protective effect came from cumulative social advantage—early parental care combined with adult connections in community, religious, and personal life.

Unlike short-term stress markers such as cortisol, these long-term social influences appeared in deeper biological pathways.

The findings emphasize that social bonds are powerful determinants of health, operating at the molecular level.

READ MORE: https://neurosciencenews.com/social-bonds-genetic-aging-29740/?fbclid=IwY2xjawNH5kRleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETE3RkxpSk1FU3ZOYWVaOHR0AR4K-1Y1ejldXnpKZl4gj117Y_B0KP2f8FSjk9iZ-JNXnchv-F5bBHewHYFbaw_aem_xckA7yUrb-fJXNkpT4pBpA

A new study shows that lifelong social advantages—from early parental warmth to adult friendships and community support—can slow biological aging.

Preschool Overeating in Girls Linked to Teen Anxiety and ImpulsivityA long-term study shows that overeating in early chi...
10/02/2025

Preschool Overeating in Girls Linked to Teen Anxiety and Impulsivity

A long-term study shows that overeating in early childhood may signal later mental health challenges for girls.

Those who began overeating either early or later in preschool years were more likely to report anxiety and hyperactivity in adolescence.

Boys did not show the same association, pointing to possible sociocultural differences in how eating habits are treated.

The findings highlight the importance of addressing children’s emotional needs rather than restricting food.

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A study tracking more than 2,000 Quebec children found that girls who regularly overate in the preschool years were more likely to report anxiety, impulsivity, and hyperactivity during adolescence.

Over 99% of Heart Attacks Linked to At Least One Known Risk FactorNew research confirms that heart disease almost never ...
10/01/2025

Over 99% of Heart Attacks Linked to At Least One Known Risk Factor

New research confirms that heart disease almost never happens without clear risk signals.

Over 99% of people studied across two countries showed at least one elevated risk factor before their first cardiac event, and more than 93% had two or more.

Hypertension was the dominant culprit, affecting nearly all patients.

The study stresses that prevention and management of blood pressure, cholesterol, glucose, and smoking habits are critical to lowering cardiovascular disease rates.

READ MORE: https://neurosciencenews.com/cardiovascular-stroke-risk-neurology-29750/?fbclid=IwY2xjawNH5eVleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETE3RkxpSk1FU3ZOYWVaOHR0AR40o2gbWsUaAN9jTi1bZEJIMc9UkNjFmd-ocUyjGYA66c7v-B0ejWHEHn1MdQ_aem_Pq4R1R6bPQhm8uksJcJByg

A massive international study shows that nearly all heart attacks, strokes, and cases of heart failure occur in people with at least one known cardiovascular risk factor.

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Chiropractic Neurology

Through Chiropractic Neurology, we integrate traditional chiropractic care with functional neurology to both evaluate and rehabilitate patients, taking them from pain and neurological dysfunction to wellness and beyond.

Utilizing cutting-edge diagnostic equipment, advanced physical exam procedures, and an individualized treatment paradigm, we aim to help our patients achieve their highest potential, all while restoring hope. . . [read more here: casechironeuro.com]

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