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This article explores the critical link between physical activity, diet, and brain health. Recent studies show that women with lupus who engage in regular exercise experience significantly fewer memory problems compared to non-exercisers (5% vs. 23%). We highlight the benefits of brain-healthy foods, particularly omega-3 fatty acids found in the Mediterranean diet. Additionally, we discuss the importance of reducing stress and ensuring adequate sleep for cognitive function. Simple techniques can help you enhance brain health and improve overall well-being.
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Lupus exercise study:138 women • Non-exercisers • 23% = memory problems
Lupus exercise study:138 women with sle • Non-exercisers • 23%had memory problems • Exercisers • 5% = memory problems
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