Exercise Improves Cognitive Function

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Electrical muscle stimulation

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Study explores why cognitive performance improves in response to exercise

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Electrical muscle stimulation ( EMS ) is often used in physiotherapy and rehabilitation to help loosen tight muscles.

Devices trigger nerves that make muscles contract, ultimately relaxing and loosening tight spots.

Many gyms have introduced EMS Training - which involves a person wearing similar devices during a workout - to help recruit more muscle fibres.

Scientists have now investigated whether electrical muscle stimulation results in improved cognitive function, in the same way voluntary movement does.

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