Daily Walking May Help Delay Alzheimer’s Progression
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Research shows that walking between 3,000 and 7,500 steps daily can delay Alzheimer's progression by up to seven years, especially in individuals with higher amyloid-beta levels, highlighting the importance of physical activity for brain health in aging.
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