Some thinking and memory changes are normal as we age. However, research shows that healthy lifestyle choices can protect and improve brain health. Research has shown that physical exercise, a heart-healthy diet, limiting alcohol intake, getting good sleep, seeking medical help for chronic health conditions, managing mood and stress, and staying socially and mentally active, can even reduce dementia risk.
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