Does brain change in shape when you are 28 ??!
Question: what changes in brain when you get older?
Answers: what changes in brain when you get older?
Yes, there are changes constantly. Synapses die, receptors die, neural pathways are formed and strengthened, other neural pathways are weakened and vanish. The only thing you can do is to make sure it changes in the best way possible, by learning, keeping an active intellect, and not doing neurotoxic things like drugs and alcohol.
Are you more stupid? Don't do drugs.
it changes in shape at 26...you're just a bit late
in your case, it gets smaller.
it starts getting slower every year after
It turns into a triangle shape.
Yeah....
your brain changes every day....whether that is a good change is up to you
Your brain physically doesn't grow but the cells can multiply.
Not much physically until your 50's and 60's when starts shrinking.
Your brain does not change unless you have some kind of disease. The only way it could change in shape would be if you a tumor or cancer.
I don't think it changes in shape, unless you wear your hat to tight.
The structure of the brain changes constantly, only the organization remains constant irrespective of age.
Everything about the human anatomy changes with age. People go through different phases physically and mentally and believe it or not there are different categories of body types. A Mesomorph remains slim until their mid-twenties and then the upper part of the torso begins to grow immensely in proportion to the lower extremities (legs). Your brain changes with age too.
once you hit about thirty your synpases (nerve connections) and neurons start to be killed off basically. this also happens in young children its known as synaptonal death.
also some of the functional parts of the brain start to break down which is why old people start to loose their memory and other things
your brain is only going to decline from here so good luck.
brain always changes, as you get older, you get wiser & when you get more older, you become younger.
Your brain has no nerves and cannot "Feel". There are only changes is number of active cells, memory function and such.
This is not really a good question. It does not show too much awareness of basic medical and biological knowledge - well known through news media and TV documentaries.
One thing that may have happened at 28, is that your brain stop functioning - Thinking.