Peter Attia· MD
so someone with e4 really really really better exercise and it's like no joke it's got to be really important and and the intensity of the exercise is key
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so someone with e4 really really really better exercise and it's like no joke it's got to be really important and and the intensity of the exercise is key
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physical exercise is i believe likely preferentially effective in people with the e4 variant or more brain imaging studies show that e4 carriers exacerbates the effect of having a sedentary lifestyle in alzheimer's pathology
and the intensity of the exercise is key
show that e4 carriers exacerbates the effect of having a sedentary lifestyle in alzheimer's pathology so someone with e4 really really really better exercise and it's like no joke it's got to be really important
So exercise has been shown to people with ApoE4 allele are much, much less likely to get Alzheimer's if they exercise, the more intensely the better.