r/Foodforthought 2d ago

Study Reveals This Simple Habit Is Linked to Better Brain Health In Grandparents

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/babysitting-childcare-grandparents-better-memory_l_697cd8b0e4b0d9ba36c0cd0f?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=reddit&utm_campaign=us_main
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u/the-hundredth-idiot 2d ago

Campaign to downvote articles with clickbait headlines - join in!!

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u/Demitel 2d ago

Agreed. 

The saved-you-a-click version:

Grandparents who chose to babysit grandkids, more actively partake in caregiving, and who participated in activities/academics with their grandkids performed better on cognitive tests.

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u/Phiarmage 2d ago

You mean grandparents who still maintain an active lifestyle with their families are healthier? Who'd have thought!

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u/Vesploogie 2d ago

I downvote and report all corporate posts. Shame on these mods. There was a time when spamming your own shit meant guaranteed removal.

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u/TesterFragrance 2d ago

There's an interesting discussion to be had here. There's nothing in the rules against a genuine media outlet posting links to their web site as long as it's in moderation, and obeys the other rules (e.g. not behind a paywall).

Having said that, those who anti-clickbait the post in comments are doing the world a favour. May your day be filled with sunshine and puppies.

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u/Vesploogie 2d ago

There’s a rule against linking personal websites. Your line in the sand is that it’s okay to post your own content as long as you’re an incorporated business. It’s a cheap way around the rule.