Effect of Physical Activity on Cognitive Function and Neurogenesis: Roles of BDNF and Oxidative Stress

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AuthorElham Shakourien
AuthorMohammad Ali Azarbayjanien
AuthorSeyed Behnamedin Jameieen
AuthorMaghsoud Peerien
AuthorMona Farhadien
OrcidMohammad Ali Azarbayjani [0000-0002-3502-7487]en
OrcidMaghsoud Peeri [0000-0003-1415-7319]en
Issued Date2020-10-08en
AbstractContext: Cognitive disorders are one of the most common neurological problems that can be caused by lifestyle patterns, especially sedentary lifestyle, poor nutrition, exposure to a variety of toxins or diseases. Evidence Acquisition: There are various strategies recommended for the prevention and treatment of these disorders, including drug therapy, psychological therapy, dietary pattern changes, and physical activity. Results: It seems that physical activity with biological mechanisms can have beneficial effects on the central nervous system and improve cognitive function, including enhanced learning and memory, as well as reduced depression and anxiety. Conclusions: Of the major mechanisms that physical activity can affect cognitive function include increased neurogenic factors, decreased oxidative stress, decreased inflammatory mediators, and mitochondrial biogenesis. Therefore, it is recommended that people with cognitive impairments can use physical activity as an appropriate strategy to prevent and treat cognitive impairment problems.en
DOIhttps://doi.org/10.5812/thrita.109723en
KeywordCentral Nervous Systemen
KeywordCognitive Disordersen
KeywordLearningen
KeywordMemoryen
KeywordNeurogenic Factoren
PublisherBrieflandsen
TitleEffect of Physical Activity on Cognitive Function and Neurogenesis: Roles of BDNF and Oxidative Stressen
TypeReview Articleen

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