Lifestyle pillar

Movement

If a drug produced what regular aerobic movement produces in the brain — better memory, more resilient mood, measurably slower cognitive ageing — it would be the most prescribed compound on earth. Movement is the closest thing to a broad-spectrum cognitive intervention that the evidence actually supports.

This pillar covers what the research shows about type, intensity and consistency, without the aesthetic goals and punishing schedules that make most exercise advice unusable for working adults.

In the works

We haven't published movement content yet — it's on the editorial calendar, and we'd rather ship it right than ship it fast. In the meantime, the Journal and Books cover the pillars we've already built out.

Coming next

Track your movement habits in the Brain First App

Reading is the first step; keeping the change is the harder one. The app is in development — the waitlist opens here when there is genuinely something to wait for.

Waitlist opening soon