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Default Aerobic Exercise: Evidence for a Direct Brain Effect to Slow Parkinson Disease Progre
Great meta-analysis of the impact on exercise on PD progression:

.......extensive and diverse avenues of scientific investigation converge to argue that aerobic exercise and cardiovascular fitness directly influence cerebral mechanisms mediating PD progression.

http://www.mayoclinicproceedings.org...898-4/fulltext
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