
09/01/2025
😶🌫️Brain Fog: More Than Just Feeling Tired😶🌫️
Ever struggled with poor concentration, mental fatigue, or finding the right words? That “brain fog” isn’t an official medical diagnosis, but it is a very real constellation of symptoms that can impact daily life.
According to neurologist Dr. Lindsay McAlpine (Yale School of Medicine), brain fog can be linked to conditions like:
• Migraines, Parkinson’s, stroke, or dementia
• Long COVID, ME/CFS, or POTS
• Hormonal changes, autoimmune diseases, anxiety, or depression
• Sleep issues, high/low blood sugar, or even certain medications
💡 The good news? Lifestyle changes can help:
✅ 7–8 hours of quality sleep
✅ Hydrating + eating balanced meals
✅ Regular exercise (aerobic + resistance training)
✅ Managing stress and mental health
If brain fog is persistent or comes with chest pain, shortness of breath, or sudden confusion, it’s important to seek medical care.
✨ You don’t have to “push through” brain fog — understanding the cause is the first step to clearer thinking and better health.