In 2017, scientists made mice with narcolepsy stop collapsing by flooding one tiny brain region with serotonin—here’s what that means for you.
The 42-year-old taxi driver asked one question that changed everything: “Will this medication help me drive again?” Here’s what happened next.
Your brain is broadcasting distress signals every night through your sleep patterns—and most doctors miss them for an average of 8-10 years.
Falling asleep at your desk isn’t laziness—it’s your brain’s 70,000 missing neurons screaming for help you didn’t know existed.
What if the ‘broken’ sleep your doctors have been trying to ‘fix’ is actually your brain’s secret weapon?
What if the “exercise more” advice you’ve dismissed could actually rewire your brain’s broken sleep-wake system?
There’s a secret exercise rhythm that rewires narcoleptics’ brains for sound sleep …