The brain is one of the most powerful parts of the human body, with more than 100 billion neurons firing 250 miles per hour at their fastest to send signals throughout the body.
With such a complicated structure and functional process, science cannot predict everything regarding the brain. However, one thing is certain: the brain is subject to aging just like the rest of the body.
Normal aging of the brain involves both physical and cognitive changes, including shrinking and memory loss. In this post about how the brain changes as we age, you can take a quick crash course in brain anatomy, then continue reading to learn more about how the brain ages over time.
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