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Constant Complaining May Harm Brain Function, Increase Stress and Impact Those Around You: Study Highlights Risks - PUNE PULSE
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Constant Complaining May Harm Brain Function, Increase Stress and Impact Those Around You: Study Highlights Risks - PUNE PULSE
Persistent negativity may seem harmless, but research shows it can alter brain structure, weaken memory, and affect decision-making over time Constant complaining and grumbling may feel like a normal reaction to daily stress, but research shows it can have deeper effects on the brain. Over time, repeated negative thinking activates stress responses that impact memory,
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