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1. Stay physical... work out through shopping whatever, as exercises triggers neurogenesis- the birth of new brain cells responsible for memory & verbal learning.
2. Ageing makes it hard for us to encode & retrieve new information, particularly arbitrary information such as people's name. What you can do is recruit help from your sense of sight. Our visual sense take sup roughly 60% of our brain area. So if we want to remember a name, turn it into a visual image & link it to person's face.
3. Slow down the decline of brain power by deviating from daily patterns whenever possible. E.g jogging backwards or brushing your teeth with the other hand. This can increase blood flow in the brain & recharge your neurological connections!
4. Studies have shown simply watching sports can boost your learning & comprehension skills. That's a new one for me, but I do like to watch NBA... they are just so good.
5. Play a game of chess to quicken your wit. It promotes mental acuity & also improves neurological colour separation skills. Even those card games like gin rummy helps I think!
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Dear Shawna thank you for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeleteVery surprise & please that even the media is noticing my little blog.
Sorry for such late reply, old people do things like a 1000 times slower....lol...
Was away, sorry to have miss your program!
Do drop by again please!
I feel the most important is to socialize, keep up with the world- that way, you'll feel less alienated.
ReplyDeleteWorld is changing too fast.
Someone said playing mah-jong is good for the brain when you are aging.
ReplyDeleteCan do cross word puzzles too !
DeleteDamn I hated both...lol... !
DeleteHeard of Teresa Hsu Chih? She died in 2011 at the age of 113, I think. The thing she did was yoga. She pick it up late during her late 60s & she eats sparingly. ...we can certainly learn from her.
DeleteAs we grow older, everything slows down- so it's not growing dumber. But some people if they have been very sharp all their lives, they remind sharp till the end, like my grandma :))
ReplyDeleteSorry meant to say "they remain sharp till the end "
DeleteMust keep the mind occupy all the time. If whole day do nothing, even if you are young, the mind will deteriorate as well.
DeleteI am very forgetful & I'm only in my twenties, now I'm worry what will happen when I get older :((
ReplyDeleteThere are mental exercises you can do. Check online for them :)
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