10,000 Steps a Day Could Cut Alzheimer’s Risk in Half | Robert Love | DSH #1853
Alzheimer's is not an inevitable fate but a preventable and even reversible condition when addressed through lifestyle changes like exercise, sleep, nutrition, and stress reduction; yet, this truth is obscured by a medical-industrial complex that profits from pharmaceutical interventions
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