Help i have brainrot

BrightfeatherWariorr868
05/06/25 8:21pm
I´ve taken a lot of quizes and they all say i have some brainrot, but im barely online and other kids at school are infecting me! Help!
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05/06/25 8:22pm
There are a lot of healthy habits you can start to avoid brainrot. Try these:
  • Start doing creative hobbies, like drawing, painting, writing, or playing music.
  • Spend time outside in nature without any screens.
  • Hang out and connect with more people offline.
  • Read books to keep your brain engaged.
  • Focus on a single task at a time so you aren't multitasking.
  • Get some exercise to keep your body and mind healthy.
  • Set time limits for how long you spend online or on social media.
  • Avoid adopting brainrot slang terms from your friends and peers.
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Michael Lewis, MD, MPH, MBA, FACPM, FACN
Board Certified Brain Health Physician
05/06/25 8:39pm
My number one piece of advice is to unplug. Go outside for a walk, go exercise, get some fresh air, and get some sunshine. One of my favorite activities is taking a walk with a loved one or friends. It combines spending time outdoors, interacting with other people, and getting a little bit of exercise.
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Bookwormer
05/12/25 8:56pm
Well, I just have to say that: there is a difference between Having brainrot and Knowing brainrot. You say you don't spend much time online, and yeah that's fine. In my opinion, as long as you don't actually use brainrot words you should be fine.
It's like the difference between ... well this is going to be a TERRIBLE example, but
its like knowing what a donut is, and actually eating the donut. You can know what a donut is without eating it, so if you don't want to eat it, and you don't eat it, you should be fine.
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