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Multitasking is often seen as a productivity booster, but research shows it can harm brain health.

Studies reveal that multitasking increases stress, lowers productivity, and can lead to cognitive decline and brain damage over time. Instead of multitasking, the brain-friendly approach is multipurposing—combining a simple, automated task (like walking or eating) with a more complex one (like talking or watching). This allows for efficient, less stressful task management and can even improve social relationships.

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Olivia Mitchell