This video effectively reframes exercise as a sophisticated cognitive intervention rather than just physical maintenance. It provides a clear, evidence-based argument for using goal-directed movement to actively rewire the Parkinsonian brain.
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Goal Directed Exercise Benefits the BrainAdded:
We find that these goal-directed or more sport-related exercises drive brain connections.
It also helps the brain in terms of neuroplasticity.
It's that remarkable um ability of the brain to reorganize itself by choosing new neural connections and forming them as a result of some sort of exercise or intervention.
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