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And, at the same time, we encourage Charlie Monger's key attitude and belief - for and with all of whom we reach - " develop into a lifelong self-learner through voracious reading; cultivate curiosity and strive to become a little wiser (and more grateful)* everyday."


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Monday, 18 June 2018

15 Best Brain Exercises to Prevent #Alzheimer’s and #Dementia

Nobody wants to see their loved ones forget who they are. It’s a very hard road to take on both the patient and their loved ones. While we can’t stop all cases of Alzheimer’s or Dementia, there are certain steps we can take to avoid going down that road.

One of the biggest steps you can take is to take care of your whole body now. We talk more about diet, supplements, and exercises that help the body avoid degeneration in this article.
We’re going to be talking about keeping your brain in high gear in this article so you know what to do to keep sharp.
Scientists have long thought that keeping your brain healthy with brain training exercises is one of the best ways to know your state of mind. It keeps your mind working well, forming new neuro-connections, and preserving older connections.
It also gives you a chance to notice if something is going on. If your daily puzzle becomes challenging, you will know to get checked out. From there, you can work with your doctor to do the medications and supplements that can slow and even stop the damage.


They are also lots of fun. Manufacturers have become more inventive with ways to train your brain in the past couple of years. As you play with your brain, it becomes much more fun! We recommend seeking out various programs and change them as you become bored. Many of the programs are designed to be adaptive and help you keep interested for a long time.
Now, if you can’t get some of these apps or programs, there is still one very old school way of keeping your brain fitness: read, read, and read some more. Your local library has hundreds and thousands of books and they are all free. Just stop in and pick up a few books and read a bit every day. This helps keep your brain active. Plus, you will learn so many new things!

How to Exercise Your Brain

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It’s not so much that you exercise your brain, but that you do the right types of brain enhancements. There isn’t a brain gym to go to, so you need to be proactive in your fight against dementia.
First, you need to know where your gaps are. If numbers are a problem (like me), you want to focus on number exercises to overcome that problem. It uses more of your brain and keeps you sharper.
Then, you need to work on memory and building strong connections. Memory brain exercises are one of the best tools and there are hundreds of apps and programs out there. We’re just going to cover some of them.
Your level of mental fitness is more determined on how well you do them. These aren’t just some mind exercises you can do once and be done. They need to be done every day in order to keep you sharp and healthy.

Top 15 Exercises that are Fun for the Brain

There is no one single exercise that will keep your brain sharp. You need to have a comprehensive program that exercises your body and your mind. What good is being able to remember names and faces if you can’t remember why you know these people. Or what good is a list if there is no one you remember.
Many of these suggestions are based around incorporating fun and enjoyable activities into your life that stimulate you and keep you going. None of them stand on their own.
Pick which ones you like and start having fun! It helps your brain and your emotional health.

Crossword Puzzles

Really, any kind of word or number puzzles work here. The point is to continuously stimulate the brain and keep your recall abilities high. By rotating through the different activities, you’ll stimulate different areas of the brain. This, in turn, helps keep the nerves functioning and healthy.

fun for the brain
to discover and remember lots of information. In larger puzzles, the information can span days, forcing the player to create long-term memories.
The puzzles also stimulate reasoning and problem solving functions. These are often the first parts of the brain to be damaged in dementia. Encouraging these parts of the brain encourage healthy nerves.

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