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“Researchers analyzed the findings of 20 studies involving 450 people with Parkinson's disease. The studies, which lasted between three weeks and six months, employed a variety of aerobic exercise interventions, such as treadmill training, walking, cycling, dancing, and others.”

“It is known that exercise (both aerobic and non-aerobic) causes branched chain amino acids to be taken up into muscle cells. This alleviates competition with tryptophan for transport into the brain thus allowing tryptophan to be converted into serotonin.”

“> The analysis revealed that for both the aerobic and stretching groups, brain volume increased in most gray matter regions, including the temporal lobe, which supports short-term memory.”

“Although they may not offer the same cardiovascular benefits as aerobic activities, their beneficial effects on overall health are noteworthy. Embracing a diverse exercise regimen that includes aerobic and flexibility training may provide myriad health advantages.”

“(47:15) - "Exercise snacks" reduce all-cause & cancer-related mortality. (49:30) - Brain benefits of lactate from vigorous exercise. (52:29) - How blood flow generated from aerobic exercise kills circulating tumor cells.”

“The areas which were most improved by exercising were the ability to understand social situations, focus/attention, and working memory. The findings in this study suggest that exercise beginning in the early stages of the illness could reduce the likelihood of long-term disability, and may facilitate full, functional recovery for patients.”

“Older adults with a better ability to use oxygen during exercise (VO2max), which is a marker of fitness levels, are better at retrieving words from memory and have less age-related language failures such as "tip-of-the-tongue" states.”

“The present correlation between CTSB and verbal learning and memory suggests that CTSB may be useful as a marker for cognitive changes relevant to hippocampal function after exercise in a population at risk for dementia.[...]”

“The anterior cingulate has been linked to superior cognition in late life." > Exercisers who improved their memory performance also showed greater increase in brain blood flow to the hippocampus, the key brain region affected by Alzheimer's disease.”

“Dr. Rhonda Patrick puts aerobic exercise and resistance training first for improving glucose control. She points to standard weekly activity targets, brief vigorous movement, and muscle gain because contracting muscle takes up glucose.”