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"Physical Exercise, Brain Health, Sexual Desire: Insights from Recent Studies"



Minimal Exercise Boosts Brain Health Decades Later, Study Says - Bicycling
Bicycling
In terms of why this would be the case, James noted that it's still unclear how physical activity is linked with better cognition.

102-year-old leads exercise classes 4 times a week, loves chocolate, enjoys wine
Yahoo News
Bailey's classes consist of about 35 minutes of exercises done seated in a chair, with moves that target the rotator cuffs, knees, hips, shoulders and ...´

Don't forget to floss: the science behind dementia and the four things you should do to prevent it
The Guardian
... equip them with fitness trackers, and monitor their physical activity. ... Physical exercise, late in life, seemed to protect the ageing ...

Kisspeptin infusion shows promise in the treatment hypoactive sexual desire disorder
PsyPost
... a heterosexual couple engaging in sexual activity while their physical ... Among men, kisspeptin had a significant effect on brain activity in ...

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