Cognitive decline: Exercise becoming a new frontier in efforts to battle the problem

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Originally Posted by zanpar321

I'll read the pedaling post. I didn't know animal studies weren't allowed or appreciated on this forum. Thanks for the advice. I'll do my best to stay in line. Best regards

i'm just offering my own opinion, noone elses, but i can't remember the last time someone posted anything about an animal exercise study since there have been so many human studies in the last 5 years or so. animal studies do get mentioned here but usually when there are few or no human studies.

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