suppressed cognition
07/30/2017
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By Rhonda Johansson
Driving too much may actually put your brain in reverse reveals new study
You can easily lower your IQ by spending two to three hours driving every day, warn scientists. Researchers have found that sedentary behavior, such as sitting behind the wheel for hours at a time, can steadily reduce intelligence. The new study suggests that regularly driving for more than a few hours a day impacts brain […]
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