- Reducing the risk of cognitive disorders.
Research shows that regular reading throughout life helps combat cognitive decline and Alzheimer’s disease. People who read consistently demonstrate 48% higher cognitive abilities in old age compared to those who read infrequently. This is because reading strengthens neural connections in the brain, which are crucial for creativity, uniqueness and productivity. The dense network of neural pathways forms the foundation of human intelligence. Engaging in new activities or learning something new builds new connections between neurons. Alzheimer’s disease disrupts these connections, impairing communication between brain regions and leading to a loss of both cognitive and physical functions. Thus, an adventure novel not only provides enjoyment and engaging leisure, but also calms and strengthens the nervous system.
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