Dog owners have 40 percent less chances of THIS disease
A Japanese study reveals that dog owners aged 65 and above have a nearly 40% lower risk of developing dementia compared to non-pet owners. The research highlights that dog ownership encourages physical activity and social interactions, contributing to the reduced risk. In contrast, cat ownership does not significantly impact dementia prevention.
A Japanese study reveals that dog owners aged 65 and above have a nearly 40% lower risk of developing dementia compared to non-pet owners. The research highlights that dog ownership encourages physical activity and social interactions, contributing to the reduced risk. In contrast, cat ownership does not significantly impact dementia prevention. What's Your Reaction?
