Before college and during my freshman year, I never really had brain fog. My mind was always super clear, and I prided myself in my on-the-spot critical thinking, etc.
Now, 5 years later, I have constant brain fog and feel dumber. It takes me a long time to process simple things, my attention span has worsened, and I have a constant headache.
Have any of you faced this and gone about in a systematic way of solving it? I was thinking of limiting my screen time (hard, due to work), start reading more books again, fix my sleep schedule/diet, and exercise more, but these are really broad and my discipline has worsened as well. Idk how to get the ball rolling on this.
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I had similar issues that went into full blown anxiety at one point. Quit amazon and moved to Google + did things above. Health improved tremendously in < 6 months.