Something I've noted, in my limited way, the lack of Alzheimer patients who are Jehovah's Witnesses. Also, they are less likely to end up in nursing homes, remaining in their own homes until close to death. Could the difference be in their activities?
In JWs, everyone, regardless of age, actively studies, teaches, and preaches the Bible. The door to door work aside, they give Bible talks of up to 60 minutes, and demonstrations of how to conducted Bible studies. Could this level of activity, both mental and physical, cause a reduction in the incidence of Alzheimer Disease in the JW elderly?
2007-01-30
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