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The Simple Science The brain’s communication system relies on a delicate balance between excitatory and inhibitory signals. Excitatory signals are like the brain’s green lights, telling neurons to go or activate, while inhibitory signals are the red lights, telling them to stop or calm down. Making these signals work for you involves finding activities that … Continue reading ""