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Study: These 5 Workouts Enhance Brain Function and Memory Retention
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Exercise has been found to enhance brain health and improve memory retention, according to a recent study.
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Almost 4,500 people in the UK were monitored for a week wearing activity monitors on their thighs.
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Moderate and vigorous exercises were found to have the most significant impact on cognitive performance.
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Individuals who performed these exercises experienced improved working memory and executive functions.
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A decline in cognitive function of 1% to 2% was observed in individuals who engaged in minimal physical activity.
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Prioritizing and promoting moderate and vigorous exercise over other behaviors is crucial for cognitive health.
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There is a connection between regular exercise and a lower risk of cognitive decline and dementia.
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There is a potential connection between exercise, brain blood flow, and cognitive function.
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Aerobically fit individuals tend to have denser brain tissue, indicating better tissue connectivity and overall health.
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Short bursts of physical activity can serve as a replacement for prolonged sitting and provide positive effects on brain health.