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Vollständiger Titel
RICERCHE DI PSICOLOGIA
Verlag
FrancoAngeli
ISSN
0391-6081 (Gedruckte Zeitschrift)
1972-5620 (Online-Zeitschrift)
Nummer der Ausgabe
2
Andere Beschreibung der Ausgabe
2-3
Erscheinungsdatum der Ausgabe (YYYY/MM)
2013/05
Vollständiger Titel
Attività motoria e demenza
Von (Autor)
Erste Seite
483
Letzte Seite
500
Sprache des Textes
Italienisch
Erscheinungsdatum
2013/05
Copyright
2012 FrancoAngeli srl
Vorwort
Il significativo aumento della prevalenza della malattia di Alzheimer e delle demenze e l'insufficiente disponibilita di opzioni terapeutiche in grado di incidere sull'evoluzione della malattia ha sollecitato un maggior interesse della comunita scientifica per l'individuazione di strategie in grado di prevenire o rallentare l'evoluzione della demenza. E noto che l'attivita fisica e in grado di ridurre il rischio di numerose malattie croniche, di migliorare le capacita funzionali e di ritardare in questo modo la disabilita. Un'ampia messe di studi longitudinali ed un minor numero di trial clinici indica che l'esercizio fisico condotto sia in eta adulta che in eta piu avanzata e associato ad un ridotto rischio di declino cognitivo e di demenza. Se elevati livelli di attivita fisica sono correlati ad un piu significativo effetto protettivo, anche un'attivita moderata - come camminare a passo svelto 90 minuti alla settimana - riduce il rischio di compromissione cognitiva e di demenza. I benefici migliori di una regolare attivita fisica si sono osservati negli anziani affetti da patologie croniche, con ridotti livelli funzionali e con un piu elevato rischio di demenza. Anche nelle persone gia colpite dalla malattia l'attivita fisica migliora la fitness, le capacita funzionali e le prestazioni cognitive e riduce i sintomi psichiatrico- comportamentali ed i disturbi del sonno. Sul piano biologico l'attivita fisica sembra aumentare la produzione di fattori neurotrofici (in particolare il BDNF), la sinaptogenesi, il flusso ematico cerebrale ed il volume della corteccia prefrontale e dell'ippocampo; riduce inoltre i depositi di amiloide e i marker biologici della malattia di Alzheimer. .
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