Brain_Hawk t1_je2amlw wrote on March 28, 2023 at 10:00 PM

Reply to comment by Puffin_fan in An umbrella review of randomized control trials on the effects of physical exercise on cognition has concluded that there is no solid evidence showing a causal relationship between exercise and positive effects on cognition. by clib

This is not a form of specifically physical exercise that's going to be tested in a clinical trial. That's more whole experience that includes both physical, mental, and other potential benefits such as being able to nature. So I wouldn't call that approach based on physical activity

I'm not saying it wouldn't be beneficial. I'm saying it's out of scope for this kind of review. Typically the things reviewed include cardiovascular exercise programs on a gym, treadmill, or bike, or other sorts of activities like that. Things that can be done in the clinical setting.