No matter how long you’ve been smoking, it’s always a good idea to quit.
- Loneliness and social isolation
When a person forms social connections, their cognitive reserves increase. Interaction helps keep our brains active and healthy.
On the other hand, social isolation, according to research, increases the chance of dementia. In one study, the people who were single and those widowed were likelier of developing dementia when compared to the people with partners.
Therefore, chatting with a friend, getting a coffee and a walk in the park together, or playing a social game on the weekend is more than welcome.
- Physical activity
Physical activity and regular workouts help lower the risk of dementia. This is believed to be a result of the neurochemicals and birth of neurons in the brain caused by workouts. They also better our mood, learning, and memory.
According to experts, it’s never too late to move more. You needn’t be a marathon runner to feel the benefits, just regularly active.
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