Regular Walking May Help Delay Alzheimer's Disease Progression
TL;DR
A study published in Nature Medicine found that even modest increases in physical activity, such as walking 3,000-7,500 steps daily, can slow cognitive decline and tau protein buildup in older adults at risk for Alzheimer's, suggesting lifestyle changes may delay disease progression.
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