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The Silent Scars: How Parental Conflict Rewires a Child's Brain and What Science Says We Can Do

We often think of a family home as a sanctuary—a place of safety, love, and security. But for children living in a high-conflict environment, home can feel less like a haven and more like a minefield. The impact of parental arguments, cold silences, and emotional aggression goes far beyond a child’s temporary sadness. Groundbreaking neuroscience reveals that these experiences can literally etch themselves into the architecture of the developing brain, with effects that can last a lifetime.

The Battlefield in the Brain: Echoes of War at Home

Tennis Journey: How Daily Biking Transformed My Game

As an avid tennis player, I’m always looking for ways to enhance my performance on the court. Recently, I started a daily routine of biking for 45 minutes, and I can confidently say that it's made a significant difference in my game. Here’s how this simple change has improved my stamina, agility, and overall tennis performance.

## The Benefits of Biking

### Improved Stamina

Banana Tennis power - Laro tayo at kain naa banana

Eating a banana before playing tennis offers several advantages:

1. **Quick Energy**: Bananas are rich in carbohydrates, which provide a quick source of energy. This is especially beneficial for high-energy activities like tennis.

2. **Natural Sugars**: The natural sugars in bananas (fructose, glucose, and sucrose) help to boost energy levels without the crash associated with processed sugars.

3. **Potassium Content**: Bananas are high in potassium, which helps maintain proper muscle function and prevents cramping during intense physical activity.