For those in their 20's, 30's, and 40's, it feels like life is moving at warp speed. Between a career, household responsibilities, raising children, and other family commitments, the one thing that often gets put on hold is exercising. A visit to a health club often isn't a priority when there are so many pressing needs. But for those who have concerns over brain function later in life, a new study shows it is very beneficial to fit in a workout now.
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Study Shows an Association Between Exercise and Brain Health Later in Life
Posted by Laura Wilson
May 17, 2016
Topics: health, fitness, wellness, brain health