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mind360 blog aims to share useful information about brain health and brain fitness. Here you will find helpful tips regarding brain exercise, healthy nutrition and cognitive drills through our brain games and interesting articles.
- Added on: Dec 1st, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: mind360
- Listed in: Health Gaming
- Tags: brain exercise brain training mind games brain fitness brain games cognitive training
Recent Posts
Brain training exercises can help you fight different types of cognitive impairments
Brain training exercises can improve the cognitive functioning of people with ADD/ADHD, head injuries, Learning Disabilities (LD), schizophrenia, and other cognitive impairments. The brain training exercises work on the memory, attention, self-contr...
Playing Sound During Sleep to Improve Memory
Science has never given much credence to claims that you can learn Chinese or French by having the instruction CDs play while you sleep. If any learning happens that way, most scientists say, the language lesson is probably waking the sleeper up, no...
Putting the mind on snooze control – 10 reasons to twitter for memory!
Twitter lets you feel like you’re in on the current thing, and that’s satisfying. Sure, something may replace Twitter, or it may lose popularity and fade away. Right now, though, a lot of people are using it and talking about it. It’s not pos...
Brain Gym: Let your brain exercise and improve its health
Brain Gym is a training program which claims that any form of learning challenge can be overcome by finding the right movements. Brain gym program enables the people to practice different brain exercises that activate the brain for optimal storage a...
Brain Games help you battle against MS
The MS Technology Collaborative has created a large number of brain games for people living with multiple sclerosis (MS). People with MS develop cognitive challenges in the areas of processing speed, working memory and complex attention. These chall...
Task Switching – Improving Brain Response Time
Task switching refers to the ability of a person to move from one rule-set to another rule-set corresponding to an external cue. In this document we will refer to the scenario of changing the current rule-set as “between” (since the brai...
