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Just a guess, but I think these study results apply more to those who are just diagnosed or marginally symptomatic.
I would hope that it is the exercise in general that helps, not just walking. I am under the impression that vigorous exercise of any sort is proving to be neuro-protective - leaving the door open for those of us with more advanced symptoms to still take advantage of the benefits of exercise.
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