Interesting question: Maybe yes, according to the religious orders study from rush-presb-st lukes, in chicago. Risk of alzheimers increased in those with less education, less reading, less activity requiring thought provocation, lower iq, and less physical activity. So, maybe brain is like a muscle, and needs repetitive exercise.
Answered 12/22/2012
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Possibly: There is some evidence that keeping brain active decreases risk of alzheimer's disease. However, more important for decreasing risk is probably physical exercise.
Answered 3/26/2013
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