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A attendedbetterdiseasesfarfunilliteratelanguagelanguageslinklongermanymedicalmonolingualsignsstatusstudysuccessfulwhichwith shows that being bilingual may delay dementia by five years. Researchers found that bilingual people showed attendedbetterdiseasesfarfunilliteratelanguagelanguageslinklongermanymedicalmonolingualsignsstatusstudysuccessfulwhichwith fewer attendedbetterdiseasesfarfunilliteratelanguagelanguageslinklongermanymedicalmonolingualsignsstatusstudysuccessfulwhichwith of dementia than monolingual people. Dr. Thomas Bak said: "Bilingualism can be seen as a attendedbetterdiseasesfarfunilliteratelanguagelanguageslinklongermanymedicalmonolingualsignsstatusstudysuccessfulwhichwith brain training… attendedbetterdiseasesfarfunilliteratelanguagelanguageslinklongermanymedicalmonolingualsignsstatusstudysuccessfulwhichwith can help delay dementia." Speaking two attendedbetterdiseasesfarfunilliteratelanguagelanguageslinklongermanymedicalmonolingualsignsstatusstudysuccessfulwhichwith keeps the brain in attendedbetterdiseasesfarfunilliteratelanguagelanguageslinklongermanymedicalmonolingualsignsstatusstudysuccessfulwhichwith health. It also helps to keep attendedbetterdiseasesfarfunilliteratelanguagelanguageslinklongermanymedicalmonolingualsignsstatusstudysuccessfulwhichwith like Alzheimer's away for attendedbetterdiseasesfarfunilliteratelanguagelanguageslinklongermanymedicalmonolingualsignsstatusstudysuccessfulwhichwith than in attendedbetterdiseasesfarfunilliteratelanguagelanguageslinklongermanymedicalmonolingualsignsstatusstudysuccessfulwhichwith people.

Dr Bak said the bilingualism-dementia attendedbetterdiseasesfarfunilliteratelanguagelanguageslinklongermanymedicalmonolingualsignsstatusstudysuccessfulwhichwith had little to do with social attendedbetterdiseasesfarfunilliteratelanguagelanguageslinklongermanymedicalmonolingualsignsstatusstudysuccessfulwhichwith, gender, occupation or education. Bak studied the attendedbetterdiseasesfarfunilliteratelanguagelanguageslinklongermanymedicalmonolingualsignsstatusstudysuccessfulwhichwith records of 648 Indians attendedbetterdiseasesfarfunilliteratelanguagelanguageslinklongermanymedicalmonolingualsignsstatusstudysuccessfulwhichwith dementia. Of these, 391 were bilingual and attendedbetterdiseasesfarfunilliteratelanguagelanguageslinklongermanymedicalmonolingualsignsstatusstudysuccessfulwhichwith were illiterate. Bak found that many attendedbetterdiseasesfarfunilliteratelanguagelanguageslinklongermanymedicalmonolingualsignsstatusstudysuccessfulwhichwith, bilingual people who have never attendedbetterdiseasesfarfunilliteratelanguagelanguageslinklongermanymedicalmonolingualsignsstatusstudysuccessfulwhichwith any school showed fewer attendedbetterdiseasesfarfunilliteratelanguagelanguageslinklongermanymedicalmonolingualsignsstatusstudysuccessfulwhichwith of dementia. He suggested that learning a attendedbetterdiseasesfarfunilliteratelanguagelanguageslinklongermanymedicalmonolingualsignsstatusstudysuccessfulwhichwith could keep the brain healthier, because it's attendedbetterdiseasesfarfunilliteratelanguagelanguageslinklongermanymedicalmonolingualsignsstatusstudysuccessfulwhichwith and trains your brain.