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And prolonged exposure to such hormones can result in what is known as “ toxic stress.” Minimizing exposure to toxic stress in the first 1,000 days is crucial for healthy brain development.

Over time, these changes make it harder to think clearly, regulate emotions and maintain focus. This explains the "brain fog" experienced after periods of work-induced stress.

This metabolic intensity makes the brain particularly responsive to nutritional inputs, with dietary choices significantly influencing both short-term cognitive performance and long-term brain health.