409: Foods and Exercises to Protect Brain Health, Fight Dementia, and Optimize Cognitive Function | Tommy Wood, MD PhD
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Coordinative exercise most helpful for brain
Coordinative or open skill exercises, which require both physical and cognitive engagement, provide significant benefits for brain health and cognitive function. These activities, such as team sports, martial arts, and various forms of dance, necessitate reaction to dynamic environments, enhancing mental engagement compared to closed skill exercises like cycling or running. Research indicates that dancing stands out as particularly advantageous due to its combination of physical movement, coordination, social interaction, and musical involvement. This multifaceted approach appears to yield the most substantial effects on cognitive performance, underscoring the importance of integrating diverse, engaging physical activities for overall brain health.
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