Leisure Exercise, Not Work-Related Physical Activity, Benefits Brain Health Against Dementia, Study Finds

A new study indicates that the context of physical activity determines its protective effect against dementia. Exercise performed for leisure is beneficial, while physical activity done for work does not offer the same brain health advantages.

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el-mundoSpanish11d ago

No todo el ejercicio protege el cerebro: solo el que se hace por ocio resulta beneficioso frente a la demencia

El contexto en el que se realiza la actividad física determina si el movimiento es protector, indica un nuevo estudio. Si se hace por ocio, resulta beneficioso. Si es por trabajo, no Leer

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Leisure Exercise, Not Work-Related Physical Activity, Benefits Brain Health Against Dementia, Study Finds

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No todo el ejercicio protege el cerebro: solo el que se hace por ocio resulta beneficioso frente a la demencia

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