Dr Daniel & Tana Amen
Dr Daniel & Tana Amen
Can Walking Really Reduce Your Risk for Dementia?
Can Walking Really Reduce Your Risk for Dementia?
Can Walking Really Reduce Your Risk for Dementia?
Thursday 17th May 2018
Discover how walking can reduce dementia risk with Drs. Daniel and Tana Amen on The Brain Warrior's Way Podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Walking Your Way to a Healthier Brain: Insights from Dr. Daniel and Tana Amen
Recent research suggests that being able to walk at just 3 miles an hour significantly raises the likelihood an 80-year old will live at least another ten years.
Imagine if something as simple as walking could help protect your brain from dementia. In this episode of The Brain Warrior's Way Podcast, Dr. Daniel Amen and Tana Amen dive into recent research that suggests just that. They discuss how walking at a brisk pace of 3 miles an hour can significantly boost the odds of an 80-year-old living another decade.
But it’s not just for seniors; even younger folks can reap substantial health benefits by making small changes in their daily routines. The episode goes beyond walking, touching on the benefits of strength training and functional movements that can make everyday tasks easier and safer, especially for older adults. Dr. Amen and Tana also highlight the importance of muscle mass in healthy aging and how exercise impacts blood vessel health, which is crucial for brain function.
If you’re curious about how to keep your brain sharp and your body strong, this episode offers practical advice and scientific insights that are easy to understand and apply. Tune in to learn how you can take simple steps—literally—to improve your brain health and overall well-being.