Re:What causes Alzheimer's? Scientists are rethinking the an...
by SamPatt on Sunday December 11, 2022 @03:53PM
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Our body is breaking down constantly, but it's also rebuilding itself. It's not an inanimate object which wears down until it breaks.
I view exercise as giving your body, and brain, proof that the rebuilding is still needed, and information on where to direct resources.
If you never take a walk, why expect your body to rebuild itself to be good at walking? Eventually it'll lose its capacity because it (correctly) "learns" that isn't important to you.
I view exercise as giving your body, and brain, proof that the rebuilding is still needed, and information on where to direct resources.
If you never take a walk, why expect your body to rebuild itself to be good at walking? Eventually it'll lose its capacity because it (correctly) "learns" that isn't important to you.