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FOGGY? Gaze at fall colors

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It’s not just you: Nearly 67% of us struggle with brain fog and fatigue as the days get shorter and the temperatur­e starts to drop. When you find yourself battling this seasonal brain drain, try stepping outside to gaze up at the trees and admire the vibrant fall foliage. According to UCLA researcher­s, the familiar sight of the leaves changing color stimulates the frontal lobe—the problem-solving portion of the brain— to supercharg­e your mental energy by 35% for one hour.

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