This Hand Exercise Is Going Viral to Help Prevent Alzheimer's—Here's What Neurologists Think

Good Housekeeping·Jun 15

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A hand exercise is gaining popularity online for its potential to help prevent Alzheimer's and dementia. The exercise, which involves the pinky finger and can be done in just seconds, has drawn commentary from neurologists and other health experts. Its effectiveness in preventing cognitive decline is unclear, with various outlets reporting on its potential benefits and limitations.

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