Monday, February 26, 2018

Walking May Protect Your Brain

Researchers studied the effect of aerobic exercise, such as walking, on older adults who were were at risk of developing Alzheimer's disease.

"[O]lder adults who did aerobic exercise alone showed the most significant improvement in brain function in comparison to those who participated in both aerobic training and strength training exercises."

Researchers also pointed out that regardless the type of exercise, older adults who did do something performed better than those adults who did not exercise at all.

Source:  Go for a brisk walk every day to protect your brain

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