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I don't know how to interpret this. The fact that better diet, exercise, and sleep can improve cognitive function is well-known, right? Is there any reason to b
by bostonpete 12y ago
I don't know how to interpret this. The fact that better diet, exercise, and sleep can improve cognitive function is well-known, right? Is there any reason to believe that this isn't just yielding short-term benefits that seem to counteract the decline rather than reversing the memory loss associated with Alzheimer's?
- Retric 12y agoIt's a study using 10 people. So the best way to interpret it is to ignore it. However, "One potentially important outcome is that all six of the patients whose cognitive decline had a major impact on job performance were able to return to work or continue working without difficulty." which suggests a significant improvement even if it was simply temporary.
- autism_hurts 12y agoHere's the shocker: they're not short term.