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Brain fog is not a single disease but a cluster of symptoms — cloudy thinking, poor concentration, forgetting things, feeling overwhelmed or easily fatigued — that affects roughly 600 million people worldwide. Common underlying drivers discussed in the selected content include brain inflammation (which slows neuronal signaling), poor visual processing or binocular vision problems that overload the brain, stress-related limbic/brainstem dysregulation, and hormonal or post‑infectious (e.g., post‑COVID) changes. Practical steps recommended are to get a thorough evaluation (including functional vision testing and a functional medicine workup), address brain inflammation with anti‑inflammatory lifestyle and medical strategies, and check hormones and sleep health. Vision performance training or an optometric assessment can quickly identify hidden visual causes; persistent or worsening symptoms should prompt a clinical evaluation by a functional medicine or cognitive specialist.

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