The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
My intuition is that those there is a relationship there in other words we we don't know the the the we don't have the parallel universe experiment where we could see how she would have been had she never had that fall so what we're trying to understand is is there any causality between the fall and her cognitive decline and my intuition is that there is
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it's that with the period of profound inactivity and probably with it not just the physical inactivity but also I would suspect some cognitive inactivity if nothing else it may have sped up by a period of years something that may have ultimately happened
it's that with the period of profound inactivity and probably with it not just the physical inactivity but also I would suspect some cognitive inactivity if nothing else it may have sped up by a period of years something that may have ultimately happened
my intuition is that those there is a relationship there in other words we we don't know the the the we don't have the parallel universe experiment where we could see how she would have been had she never had that fall