I think all those letters I wrote to scientists are having an effect. I told you someone would steal my ideas.
Happeh Theory says that excessive masturbation causes Alzheimers disease. I have written alot about this on my sites and around the internet. I have pointed out in my writings that people fall down and break their hips in old age. Happeh Theory explains this also. You all know that I say "atrophy" as in breaking down. Any thinking scientist could put the ideas together and find a reasonable avenue of reasearch.
If Happeh Theory says Alzheimers and Broken Hips are a result of atrophy of they body, how do you reverse atropy of the body, and thereby reduce atrophy of the brain, Alzheimers, and atrophy of the hips?
The answer is obvious to any real scientist. Exercise. Exercise reverses the act of atrophy of organic structures in a living animal.
Older people who exercised three or more times a week showed a lower risk of developing Alzheimer's and other types of dementia, a new study suggests.
Light activity such as walking for 15 minutes seemed to help delay onset of dementia among healthy people over age 65, the researchers report in Tuesday's issue of the Annals of Internal Medicine.
Those who were the frailest at the start of the study showed the most benefit, meaning people really should "use it after you start to lose it," to slow age-related problems in thinking, said Dr. Eric Larson, the study's lead author and director of Group Health Cooperative's Center for Health Studies in Seattle.
The researchers followed 1,740 people ages 65 and older who showed no signs of dementia on tests of mental function performed at the start of the study in 1994.
The participants' reported on their health every two years for six years.
No signs of dementia were found in 1,185 people, 77 per cent of whom said they exercised three or more times a week.
Among the 158 people with signs of dementia, 67 per cent said they did not exercise regularly. The others died or did not participate in the entire study.
Since participants weren't followed until death, the study's authors can't tell if exercise helped to prevent dementia.
http://www.cbc.ca/story/science/national/2006/01/16/dementia-exercise060116.html
I own U guys. One of you should have taken my request for a scientist to write up what I say in science speak so we could submit it to the government or venture capitalists and get rich and famous. By the time you do it now, they will have stolen my hints and figured it all out themselves.