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The new study examined how abdominal muscle contraction affects brain movement within the skull. It showed that contracting the abdominal muscles precedes brain movement during activity. The researchers propose that this system is mechanical in nature, similar to a hydraulic system: increasing abdominal pressure lifts the surrounding fluids of the brain, which may help in waste removal and suggest a relationship between body movement and brain health. Although these findings are based on studies with mice and computer simulations, they raise the possibility that simple movements could indirectly influence brain functions. However, they do not recommend any specific treatments for humans based on these results.
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