These days, we’re connected to everything—except ourselves.
Our mornings start with screens. Our nights end with notifications. Our bodies grow tired, but our minds stay overstimulated.
A well-known neurosurgeon is raising awareness about this issue. His solution doesn’t involve costly therapy, medication, or complex routines. It’s based on three simple habits—easy changes that most people ignore.
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