Mellow Demeanor May Stave Off Dementia | LiveScience
Results showed that among people who were socially isolated, those who were calm and relaxed were 50 percent less likely to develop dementia compared with individuals who were prone to distress. Also, among the outgoing extroverts, the dementia risk was also 50 percent lower for people who were calm compared with those who were prone to distress.
The researchers say the ability to handle stress without anxiety could help to explain the findings.
Quite the same thing here: CNN: Less-stressed people may have lower dementia risk
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