"A truly villainous attachment to sweets, Watson!" exclaimed my brother as we delved into a particularly tricky case of midnight cravings. But what are the real causes of this sugar addiction that drives us to the gas station at night and lurks in every corner of our thoughts? Let me open the secret files of sugar addiction for you, dear readers.

I recall numerous times finding my brother utterly exhausted in a train compartment, where he would be taking a nap. “I haven’t gathered enough data,” he would say, “and I won’t think about the case until I have more information.” Yet, sleep is essential for most people and plays an incredibly important role in our brain health.

Together, we – the master detectives of health – will solve a fascinating case: the mysterious connection between our daily diet and the protection against autoimmune diseases like multiple sclerosis. 🕵️‍♂️🔥🍽️

It is once again your loyal and incomparable Sherlock MS, the master detective of neurology, ready to delve into another fascinating mystery of our grey matter. Today, we tackle a topic that will surely pique your interest: Why does exercise protect our brain from the insidious Moriarty known as dementia?

Today, we embark on the paths of one of the most fundamental yet often misunderstood disciplines of our art: the neuroanatomical localisation of neurological problems.

Have you ever heard of me? My name is Sherlock MS – the M stands for medical, and the S for shrewd, encapsulating my professional signature. Unlike my esteemed brother, Sherlock Holmes, who delves into crimes armed with his trusty magnifying glass, I devote my investigative lens to the most enigmatic cases within the realm of human neurology. While...