Brain Health Boost
Exercise is a powerful ally in maintaining brain health, significantly reducing dementia risk and enhancing memory function. Research reveals that physical activity produces BDNF, a crucial growth factor that fosters the creation of new neurons in the hippocampus. Remarkably, even older adults can experience a 30% improvement in memory simply by incorporating exercise into their routine, proving it's never too late to start moving for a healthier brain.In this clip
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Encore - Dr. Jennifer Heisz - How to Move the Body to Heal the Brain
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How does exercise reduce Alzheimer's risk by promoting the growth of new neurons or connections as discussed in the episode The Neuroscientist Novelist | Lisa Genova and the clip Battling Cognitive Decline?
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How does exercise affect the brain besides BDNF stimulation?