When blinking serves to give your brain a micro-break


By AGENCY

Blinking while reading could serve as a way for your brain to take a quick break in the midst of processing the literary information. — Filepic

For a long time, it was thought that blinking only served to moisten the cornea and clean it of any dust or particles.

However, this reflex could have an influence on brain function and attention span, according to a Belgian study.

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