Dr. Judy Phillips Phd.

If you're especially into a piece of music, your brain does something called Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR), which feels to you like a tingling in your brain or scalp. This protects against dementia.

The part of your brain responsible for ASMR catalogs music, and appears to be a stronghold against Alzheimer's and dementia.

People who have meditated for thousands of hours exhibit a remarkable difference in their brainwaves. Psychologist and author Daniel Goleman says we can actually see what happens in the heads of those who have achieved "enlightenment" and the results are unprecedented in science.

A groundbreaking new study shows that octopuses seemed to exhibit uncharacteristically social behavior when given MDMA.

A lot of pieces of evidence all came together to point to this network.

Listen to your gut, it's a lot smarter than you think.

Did you know that while we sleep the brain goes to work?

These gloves are being used to teach people to play the piano in less than an hour, but their potential for good goes well beyond music lessons. (via Superhuman)

These are the long-term benefits of regular exercise for your brain. Watch the full TED Talk here: http://bit.ly/2I3zNup

A look at the neurological wonders behind playing a musical instrument: