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Brain Games

Reduce Risk of Dementia, Alzheimer’s with Healthy Eyesight

by Max Baumgarten February 20, 2010

It’s all crystal clear: a new study from the University of Michigan suggests that good vision can help prevent the risk of dementia, Alzheimer’s.

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Exercise, Exercise, Good for the (Aging) Brain

by Max Baumgarten January 22, 2010

Exercise is good for the brain. Studies show that both brain games and appropriate physical exercise are important. Read the full article to learn more.

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The Launch of Healthful Apps for the iPhone

by Max Baumgarten January 4, 2010

The release date for Healthful Apps, a series of iPhone applications intended to improve the status of your health and your quality of life, is right around the corner (January 5th); we could not be anymore excited. This is not the first time that we have showed our admiration for Healthful Apps, as we [...]

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Brain Games Can Help You Physically As Well As Mentally

by Nellie Day December 4, 2009
libertà

If you’ve read our previous posts about brain games you’ve likely come to the conclusion that brain games not only have many benefits, but also utilize more than just one part of our brains. Did you realize, however, that brain games also utilize numerous parts of the body?

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What to Look for in Brain Games that Promise Results

by Nellie Day November 6, 2009
Mind On / Off

The scientific community is torn when it comes to the topic of brain games. That’s because this term is still relatively new and ambiguous. In some circles it encompasses any game, with the argument being that if you’re playing the game then you’re using your brain.

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The Top 10 Things Brain Games Can Do for You

by Nellie Day October 28, 2009
Brain Fitness

ElderGadget is no stranger to brain games, and you shouldn’t be either. That’s because these games are more than just distractions. They can actually improve some of the mental, physical and psychological abilities that tend to decrease as we age.

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