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Posted: 2025-07-16 21:27:23 UTC
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Moderate-intensity exercise (3–4x/week) for 45–60 min improves cognitive function, with resistance training benefiting executive function, aerobic exercise enhancing global cognition, and mind-body exercise supporting memory. Optimal dose is Moderate-intensity, 3–4x per week, 45–60 min per session, for at least 3–6 months
Aerobic exercise improves global cognition.
Resistance training improves executive function.
Mind-body exercise supports memory.
Older adults see the greatest cognitive benefits from exercise.
Moderate-intensity exercise 3-4x per week for 45-60 minutes is optimal.
Limited research on younger adults.
Cognitive benefits are less significant compared to stretching/balance training.