Peter Attia· MD
the removal of that stimulus through through retirement has been done in in several population-based studies... adding some other kind of cognitive stimulus mitigates that risk
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the removal of that stimulus through through retirement has been done in in several population-based studies... adding some other kind of cognitive stimulus mitigates that risk
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if you're no longer working if you replace it with cognitively stimulating activities you're probably mitigating you know all of that risk or at least most of it
if you retire and in its place add nothing cognitively you could expect to see a decline
the removal of that stimulus through through retirement it's been done in in several population based studies