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Move More: Combat Alzheimer’s Risk with Activity

11/10/2025

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A sedentary lifestyle increases the risk of Alzheimer’s disease and cognitive decline.
Prolonged inactivity can reduce brain volume and raise dementia likelihood, even among people who exercise regularly.
Regular movement enhances blood flow, supports new brain cell growth, and improves mood and sleep, which protect against dementia.
Experts recommend breaking up long sitting periods and adopting a brain-healthy diet, mental activities, and social connections to lower Alzheimer’s risk.

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Story summary

A sedentary lifestyle increases the risk of Alzheimer’s disease and cognitive decline.
Prolonged inactivity can reduce brain volume and raise dementia likelihood, even among people who exercise regularly.
Regular movement enhances blood flow, supports new brain cell growth, and improves mood and sleep, which protect against dementia.
Experts recommend breaking up long sitting periods and adopting a brain-healthy diet, mental activities, and social connections to lower Alzheimer’s risk.