It’s often said that if the benefits of exercise could be bottled, we’d have a magic ‘health’ pill. When it comes to brain health, the rewards are no less profound.
A wealth of research has shown that greater amounts of physical activity – the umbrella term for any type of movement – are associated with a reduced risk of dementia in later life.
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