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Dog training slows mental aging by 15 years
The study indicates that owning dogs contributes to enhancing cognitive health in older adults, with pet ownership—especially dogs—being linked to a delay in brain aging equivalent to approximately 15 years compared to those without pets. The findings show that pet owners perform better in mental functions such as memory and focus, highlighting the importance of animal companionship in improving mental performance as people age. However, the study does not directly prove that animals cause rejuvenation of the brain.
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