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Neuroscience & Neuroplasticity top posts and content strategy

@drdavidtrasterSubstack111K followersOriginal profile

Neuroscience & Neuroplasticity posts on Substack to 111K followers. Over the last 3 months they published 167 posts, about 13 per week. A typical post earns around 36 likes. Articles are their strongest format, averaging 2.2x their baseline. Their biggest outlier did 64.9x their typical likes.

The numbers, from 847 indexed posts

Typical post
36 likes
Median of their last 30 posts
Posting cadence
13/week
167 posts in the last 90 days
Format mix
50% articles
50% notes
Best format
Articles
Averages 2.2x their baseline

Outlier spotlight

Their single biggest overperformance: 64.9x the likes of their typical post.

Rewiring the Brain Through Writing: A Forgotten Brain Exercise

By Dr. David Traster, DC, MS, DACNB Co-owner, The Neurologic Wellness Institute Boca Raton • Chicago • Waukesha • Wood Dale www.neurologicwellnessinstitute.com In a world driven by speed, efficiency, and digital convenience, typing has become the default mode of communication…
1.1K likes64.9x their baselineView the original on Substack

Top posts by performance against their own baseline

L-Theanine: The Molecule That Calms the Brain and Rewires the Immune System

By Dr. David Traster, DC, MS, DACNB Co-owner, The Neurologic Wellness Institute Boca Raton • Chicago • Waukesha • Wood Dale www.neurologicwellnessinstitute.com Most people think of the immune system as something separate from the brain—a defensive army that activates when we get…
806 likes49.2x their baselineView the original on Substack

Creatine and the Brain: The Real Role of Creatine in Brain Function

by Dr. David Traster DC, MS, DACNB Most people think of creatine as something used in the gym—a supplement for building muscle, improving strength, or enhancing performance. But beneath that surface lies a much deeper truth. Creatine is not just for athletes. It is one of the…
629 likes38.4x their baselineView the original on Substack

Strength Training for the Nervous System: The Forgotten Organ of Brain Health

By Dr. David Traster, DC, MS, DACNB Co-owner , The Neurologic Wellness Institute Boca Raton • Chicago • Waukesha • Wood Dale Most people think brain health lives in the head. They think of neurons, neurotransmitters, blood flow, inflammation, plaques, tangles, and maybe…
526 likes32.1x their baselineView the original on Substack

Most people think brain health lives in the head.

Most people think brain health lives in the head. Neurons. Neurotransmitters. Sleep. Supplements. Puzzles. Important—but incomplete. One of the most powerful regulators of brain health doesn’t live in the skull at all. It lives in your muscles. Skeletal muscle is an endocrine…
503 likes30.7x their baselineView the original on Substack

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