Original paper
Exercise-induced neuroplasticity: Balance training increases cortical thickness in visual and vestibular cortical regions
Abstract
Physical exercise has been shown to induce structural plasticity in the human brain and to enhance cognitive functions. While previous studies focused on aerobic exercise, suggesting a link between increased cardiorespiratory fitness and exercise-induced neuroplasticity, recent findings have suggested that whole-body exercise with minor metabolic demands elicits beneficial effects on brain structure as well. In the present study, we tested if...
Paper Details
Title
Exercise-induced neuroplasticity: Balance training increases cortical thickness in visual and vestibular cortical regions
Published Date
Jun 26, 2018
Journal
Volume
179
Pages
471 - 479
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