Dr. Tony Wyss-Coray
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 23 Feb
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And it's a dramatic component that you can influence.
easier or not, right?
I mean, some of them are very hard to get out of, but, you know, poverty is a risk, of course.
Childhood obesity, lower education, smoking, excessive alcohol use.
Many of these things that we know, you know, they're good or bad.
If you have all these, if you optimize everything, your risk for dementia is much lower.
I mean, there's no...
countless studies that show that.
So there are things that you can do, the lifestyle factors, right?
And they're easier to do for some people than for others, but it's clear that there's incredible power in lifestyle and what we do.
Not to my knowledge.
Unfortunately, you know, the studies that looked in patients who already have cognitive impairment and you try to give them sort of exercise and mental exercise, they don't do much, unfortunately.
It's probably more complex.
you of course also have again you know what we discussed earlier with exercise right some people just love to be stimulated and you know they want to learn something new you know want to learn a new language or a new instrument and their mind is already attuned to that right they crave for this and for others um that might be much harder and and and and they may not benefit from it
But you're the neuroscientist, you know, what could you get out of something like that?
And if somebody is really excited about, you know, doing any of these mental exercises versus, you know, it doesn't speak to them.
Really?
Good chocolate.
Chocolate and cheese.
And people eat a lot of it.
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