Actually,
I fibbed. Margery D. Rosen wrote that
headline for the cover article of the September issue of AARP Bulletin.
Her
first paragraph grabbed my eyeballs (and didn’t let go until I finished reading):
“Rarely do neuroscientists, psychologists and physicians agree unequivocally on
anything. But they agree on this; Exercise is the best thing you can do for
your brain . ‘If we had a pill that could do what exercise does, its sales
would put Viagra’s to shame,’ says Laura L. Carstensen, director of the Stanford
Center on Longevity and author of A long
Bright Future.” Here's the link:
