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Some habits for brain sharpness

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Conversing with others. Reading challenging articles. Lots of physical activity. Plenty of water. Plenty of sleep.

At 78 yrs old, I tutor kids online for an hour after dinner. With the questions some of them ask, it forces me to keep my brain in high gear, dancing over the possibilities.  Otherwise, I'm quite sure my brains would have already turned to mashed potatoes, and the only things I could talk about would be World Cup Soccer and Pattaya bar girls.
That, and reading a book or two every week, some crossword and logic puzzles, and I can still make a 'complex' sentence.

 

Get your vaccines. This looks to be the only current proven preventative measure.

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Shingles, RSV vaccines may protect older adults from dementia

Older US adults who receive the AS01-adjuvanted shingles or respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccines may be at lower risk for dementia in the next 18 months, University of Oxford researchers write in npj Vaccines.
11 hours ago, save the frogs said:

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Actually, he has another post which contradicts this one.

 

He claims dog ownership has been shown to reduce risk of dementia, but cat ownership has no effect.

 

Take with a grain of salt, I guess. 

 

 

 

 

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