brain-derived neurotrophic Factor
BDNF is a crucial trophic factor for the brain, promoting neuron function and associated with positive brain health.
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A growth factor deployed during play, along with other chemicals, that actually triggers the rewiring of brain circuits, contributing to neuroplasticity.
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A protein involved in neuronal growth and survival mentioned in the context of cellular mechanisms underlying long-term potentiation.
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A key molecule mentioned that controls neuroplasticity and is involved in learning.
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A protein that gets upregulated with chronic oral antidepressant use, suggesting brain plasticity effects as part of the antidepressant mechanism.
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BDNF is a crucial trophic factor for the brain, promoting neuron function and associated with positive brain health.
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A growth factor discussed in relation to Zone 2 cardio's benefits for the brain.
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An important growth factor for neurons, positively influenced by exercise.
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Increased by aerobic exercise, this factor robustly increases the growth of new neurons in the brain, helps repair damaged muscle, combats brain atrophy, and may prevent neuropsychiatric disorders.
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A protein in the brain that plays a critical role in learning, memory, and brain aging. It is increased by vigorous exercise, novel cognitive experiences, and beta-hydroxybutyrate (BHB).