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El ejercicio físico es esencial para mantener una buena memoria (o para mejorarla) y también lo es para el aprendizaje. En este video revisamos los efectos del ejercicio físico en el sistema nervioso central a través de la liberación de BDNF, y lo importante que es para la memoria y aprendizaje.
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