Silence is golden . . . for our bodies

[KMSP Fox 9, July 22, 2016] Researchers are finding that silence is good for our brain. It can actually cause new brain cells to grow and make our brains more efficient. Dr. Jesse Corry, a neurologist with the John Nasseff Neuroscience Specialty Clinic at United Hospital in St. Paul, talked with Fox 9 about how that all works.