We already know that exercise can help make us smarter, happier and less stressed. But all exercise is not created equal. If you’re a time-crunched entrepreneur, might you like to know which kind of exercise is most beneficial for your brain? A recent study reveals the answer, and it’s a surprisingly simple one that doesn’t require athletic skill or teamwork. Conducted by researchers at the National Institutes of Health, scientists that distance running produces positive…
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