Exercise and Alzheimer Disease
A large study evaluated exercise and its effects on cognitive function in patients with, or at risk for, Alzheimer disease.
A recent
Findings
Exercise training had a positive effect on cognition in the exercise group, compared with controls. The authors concluded that regular exercise may reduce the decline in cognitive function in patients with, or at risk for, AD. Additionally, aerobic exercise had the most favorable effect.
As usual, the researchers called for randomized prospective studies. Until then, what is the down side of recommending exercise as a therapeutic option to improve brain health?
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Panza GA, Taylor BA, MacDonald HV, et al.
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