A Study Revealed Doing This Highly Enjoyable Activity Every Day Could Lower Your Dementia Risk
Doing a highly enjoyable activity every day could lower your dementia risk.
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What is the exact mechanism by which music therapy affects brain health?
The exact mechanism is not yet fully understood.
Can music therapy be used to treat dementia?
While music therapy has shown benefits for individuals with dementia, it is not a treatment for the condition.
How can I get started with music therapy?
Talk to a healthcare professional or music therapist to learn more about how to get started.
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People living with dementia may experience a sense of disconnection from the world around them. Music therapy offers a way to reconnect and find joy in the present moment, as seen in the stories of individuals who have benefited from it. Research suggests that engaging in a daily activity that brings pleasure can have a positive impact on brain health.
While the exact mechanism is not yet fully understood, studies have shown that music therapy can stimulate the brain and promote cognitive function. A growing body of evidence supports the idea that music has a unique ability to reach and engage the brain, even in individuals with dementia. This is thought to be due to the emotional connection that people have with music, which can evoke strong memories and feelings.
While the exact relationship between music and dementia is still being researched, the benefits of music therapy are clear. The question remains: what other daily activities could have a similar impact on brain health?
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Who reported it (19)
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Music therapy and Alzheimer’s: finding connection when memories fadeCHVN Radio · 48d ago
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Wellness Wednesday: music & dementia, testosterone & menopause, and sunscreenFOX 17 West Michigan News · 48d ago
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The brain still responds to favorite music in dementiaMedical Xpress · 48d ago
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Even light drinking may harm brain health, new research suggestsScripps News · 50d ago
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Alcohol and the Brain; The Next Alzheimer's Frontier; Mice With Human Brain CellsMedPage Today · 50d ago
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Researchers are still investigating what alcohol does to the brain, and what (if any) amount is safe. (Ricardo Tomas/The New York Times)The Virgin Islands Daily News · 50d ago
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How Drinking Affects Your Dementia RiskThe New York Times · 50d ago
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Music therapy and Alzheimer’s: finding connection when memories fadeCHVN Radio · 54d ago
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What regular music practice means for a developing brainNortheastern Global News · 54d ago
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Making music may sharpen your mind at any ageAction News Now · 54d ago
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