Engaging with grandchildren significantly slows cognitive decline, according to a major study involving thousands of seniors. Researchers found that the social interaction and active lifestyle required by these family roles keep the brain agile and resilient, fostering mental clarity and joy for years.
(c) Vidar Nordli-Mathisen
(c) Vidar Nordli-Mathisen

S’occuper de ses petits-enfants stimule la santé cérébrale

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Prendre soin de ses petits-enfants ralentit le déclin cognitif de manière significative selon une étude d’envergure. Ces moments précieux favorisent les interactions sociales et une vie active, aidant le cerveau à rester vif et résilient tout en apportant une vitalidad et une clarté d’esprit durables.

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