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People over 50 can help exercise their minds

Posted by Bobby Brown on June 15, 2020 - 11:26am


People over 50 can help exercise their minds and improve their memories by playing online training games. While you may not have a problem with memory and cognition at 50, your brain slowly begins to decline in old age, and online brain games may help combat your aging mind. “Some of the volunteers were encouraged to play online brain training games for 10 minutes at a time, as often as they wished. The others – the control group – were asked to do simple internet searches. The researchers found after six months, those who played “brain training” games for reasoning and problem-solving kept their broader cognitive skills better than those who did not.” While research is still being done on the topic, the benefits of these memory games appeared to be successful when they were played almost every day of the week.

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