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Published on Feb 21, 2017
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
1.
Neurotransmitters
Joints loosen. Balance changes. Heart rate increases.
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Brain
tricks
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Tummy time
Baby's first exercise.
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dryfish
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Enhances mood
reduces stress
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jetheriot
5.
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Improved memory.
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katerha
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Physical activity regulates brain chemicals:
Dopamine. Serotonin. Endorphins. Norepinephrine.
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Too much sitting
can affect the brain.
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Gabriel 'Briel' Rocha
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Regular physical activity reduces
Even small amounts can make a difference.
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Olly Farrell
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Brain health and physical activity.
The new frontier.
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Len Radin
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Physical activity improves quality of life.
Less disability. Greater independence.
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tiltti
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Movement helps you sleep better.
regular and harder activity leads to better sleep.
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Improved mood.
Increased endorphins make you feel better.
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jessicahtam
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Limit sitting.
Stand up every hour for 2-5 minutes.
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Darwin Bell
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Reduce dementia risk by
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Leo Reynolds
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Dementia
Reduce the risk
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Physical activity reduces the risk of
.
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After age 40,
the memory center shrinks 10% every decade.
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Eva the Weaver
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Movement reverses
brain shrinkage and increases the memory center.
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Old Shoe Woman
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White matter connects the brain.
Lesions occur here as part of aging.
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Move movement means clearer pathways.
Too much sitting reduces memory.
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phlubdr
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It's never too late to get active.
Something is always better than nothing.
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Mancha Extraña
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I get to move!
xxxxx
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Results take time
Be patient. Focus on the habit.
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We like what feels good
and avoid what feels bad.
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Adding more to do
causes thinking to become less clear.
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Self-care should be gratifying.
More dopamine. Less stress.
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