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EPISODE · Apr 17, 2025 · 31 MIN

254. The Hidden Organ: How Exercise Can Dramatically Improve Brain Health with David Amerland

from The Begin Within Health Show · host Nate Sleger

Is your brain struggling to stay sharp in a world of constant distractions? You're not alone.In Episode 254 of the Begin Within Health Show, I chat with David Amerland, author of the groundbreaking book "Built to Last," about the incredible connection between physical fitness and brain health.In this mind-expanding conversation, you'll discover:Why do so many people fail to stick with fitness routines (and how to make sure you're not one of them)?What happens to your brain when you exercise that makes you smarter, happier, and more resilient?What simple visualization practice can connect you with your future self and unleash unstoppable motivation?This episode is packed with practical wisdom that will forever change how you think about exercise and its role in keeping your brain young, sharp, and resilient.Ready to build a brain that's truly built to last? Get David's book "Built to Last" and learn more about his work at https://davidamerland.com.

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