Noor's Insight

  Introduction:                      Most of you might not be familiar with “brain fog”. As it sounds from the name it's a condition in which you forget about things and some things in your brain seem fuzzy to you and you find it hard to remember them. There are many reasons for brain fog and it's also caused after having a long covid-19. In this article, we dive deep into what actually is brain fog? What are the reasons behind it and how can we deal with it? What is Brain fog?                               Although it is a sign of other illnesses, brain fog is not a true medical ailment. This particular form of cognitive impairment usually includes: memory issues inadequate focus and inability to concentrate inability to think clearly What does Brain fog feel like?                              When you have brain fog, you could forget about a task you need to finish, take longer to complete easy tasks, become distracted, and experience fatigue while working. When you experienc

  Introduction:                                Many of you have frequently heard the question "Why are you so lazy" from others, and after hearing it, you may have thought, "I'm not lazy," or "What are the primary causes of laziness?" I'll go over the key causes of laziness in this article . Reasons for laziness: Preferences:                              This might drive you crazy. How are preferences related to laziness? But actually, they are related to laziness. You are lazy at those tasks to which you give the least importance. The tasks which are not on the top of your priority list are those which you can neglect easily because they are not that important to you. And on these tasks, people might call you lazy but in reality, you are only giving importance to only the things that really matter to you. Put Outcomes first:                     This happens most of the time when we are working on a project or starting something new. We often fall

                 Introduction:       You have always heard people saying that “choose your words wisely”. I have never taken this advice seriously until I came to know how useful this advice is and how deep meaning it has in our lives. Do you ever think about how words affect our brains and how bad words may malfunction our thinking and badly damage our frontal lobe(the area which controls speech, memory, and other important functions)? In this article we are going to discuss how negative words affect our brain and how by using more positive words we can increase our brain capability. The function of the Frontal Lobe:                          The frontal lobe is crucial for regulating higher executive functions, expressive language, and voluntary movement. The frontal lobe of the brain mainly controls: Thinking Short term memory Organizing Planning Problem-solving Movement The words we speak to others or even speak to ourselves have a great impact on our frontal l