Living with Dogs and Cats Can Breed Cognitive Decline After 50 Years
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Pet fans have been convinced for a long time that their animal roommates have positive effects on their health. In fact, when a wet nose or an intense whining wakes you up in the morning, the happiness hormones begin to dance. During the day, dogs and cats keep you active, whether on gassings, in friendly communication or while romping and playing. Now researchers found out that especially older people benefit from their four-legged friends heal…
A study conducted by scientists from the universities of Geneva, Lausanne and Zurich, in Switzerland, highlights why having pets can result in a series of benefits not only physical but also mental health, especially over 50 years. Scientific research shows that convivence between humans and pets contributes significantly to the process of cognitive decline of brain functions.
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