Sunita Somvanshi
The World Health Organization (WHO) has conducted research indicating that approximately 55 million people worldwide are currently affected by various forms of neurodegenerative diseases.
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Dr. Scott McGinnis, a neurology professor at Harvard, noted that physical activity stimulates brain cell function and enhances memory.
Professor Chandramallika Basak from the University of Texas emphasized in her research that consistent exercise can help counteract cognitive decline.
Depending on age and fitness levels, suitable forms of exercise include walking, jogging, running, rowing, cycling, aerobics, and various sports.
Studies have shown that noticeable effects from consistent physical activity typically begin to manifest after about six months.
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