Groundbreaking New Research Reveals How Working Out Could Prevent Dementia

From SciTechDaily

A study led by researchers at Rutgers University-New Brunswick, published in the journal Aging Cell, reveals that specialized brain cells involved in the body’s insulin response are activated after exercise. This finding suggests that physical activity may have a direct, positive impact on brain function.

The research also highlights the potential for developing therapies that target this insulin-related mechanism to slow down or prevent the progression of dementia.