How Nude Women Boost Your Brainpower

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TweetIt appears that your favorite porn sites may stimulate more than you’d think. Viewing naked images enhances the brain’s ability to process information, according to research published in PLoS ONE. When people viewed images of nude men and women, their brains processed the nude images faster than clothed pics, the study found.
But don’t think that explicit photos are going to help you get the job done at the office—as if your company would allow that, anyway. Check out this list of (slightly less thrilling) alternatives to help boost your brainpower at work.

Eat Protein-Packed Snacks
Ingesting protein stimulates brain cells responsible for keeping us feeling awake and alert, according to a study published in the November issue of Neuron. The researchers monitored the effect different nutrients had on orexin cells (which are brain cells that assist with regulating energy balance) and saw that the amino acids from the protein stimulated them more than any other nutrients. And there’s a more direct benefit, too: By mixing carbs with protein, you regulate your body’s blood sugar for lasting energy.

Bust Out The Headphones
Listening to music at the office can lead to enhanced cognitive performance (specifically your ability to stay alert and focused), according to research published in the Journal of Current Direction in Psychological Science. But before you go playing around on Pandora, make sure the music is working as a solution, not becoming the distraction.
“Music can be a great tool to stay focused at the office, but it has to be the right type of music,” explains Alex Doman, founder and CEO of Advanced Brain Technologies in Ogden, Utah, and the author of Healing at the Speed of Sound. “For optimal productivity, aim for something simple in structure and repetitive in nature, such as classical or instrumental.” With complex songs, your brain will try and break down beats and rhythms rather than fully focusing on the task at hand, explains Doman.

Whether it be a mint, a stick of gum, or a room enhancer (such as oils or a candle), the smell of peppermint has some major brain benefits. Researchers monitored three groups of volunteers performing cognitive tasks: one group being exposed to peppermint; one to ylang-ylang; and the last group was without an aroma. The results, which were published in the International Journal of Neuroscience, found that the peppermint helped increase the subjects’ alertness and memory functioning. But how exactly is that mint-goodness helping your brain? It all has to do with how it affects your nervous system. The scent travels along your olfactory nerve to the central nervous system, where it act as a stimulant to the brain, reports a study from Wheeling Jesuit University.



Brew Up Some Java
As soon coffee hits your system, caffeine triggers the release of dopamine—the chemical that stimulates the area of your gray matter responsible for alertness, problem solving, and pleasure in the brain. So have a cup before starting your next big task at the office, because according to Australians researchers, it will boost your cognitive functioning (think: concentration and alertness) for close to 45 minutes.

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