Study shows some sedentary activities boost brain health, while others harm it.
A University of South Australia study found that certain sedentary activities, such as reading or playing a musical instrument, can boost memory and thinking abilities, while watching TV or playing video games can harm cognitive function. The study analyzed the daily activities of 397 older adults, suggesting a more nuanced view of sedentary behaviors. Researchers recommend swapping detrimental activities for beneficial ones to improve brain health.
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