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From Laura Inverarity, D.O., for About.com

Alzhemer's Disease and Exercise

Saturday September 3, 2005
Many studies have shown that exercise is beneficial for people with Alzheimer's disease. Benefits of regular exercise in people with Alzheimer's disease include maintenance of motor skills, decreased falls, and reduced rate of disease associated mental decline. Improved behavior, improved memory, and better communication skills are a few other benefits associated with routine exercise programs in Alzheimer's disease. Learn more about this subject and review a variety of exercises that increase strength, endurance, flexibility, and endurance.

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