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📍 How it ended
Recent coverage highlighted a new study that found exercise rewires the brain and that the brain can be trained like a muscle. Additional reports described a twelve‑week cycling program that increased BDNF release and suggested that the brain “trained” itself before participants realized it, while psychology commentary linked daily crossword and puzzle solving to similar benefits.
Articles from the National Institutes of Health and fitness outlets framed brain health as the new frontier of fitness, and the story then quieted without further resolution.
Epilogue added 1d ago, after coverage quieted.
Where it stands
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