Brain Exercises to Boost Memory and Prevent Dementia
Brain Exercises to Boost Memory and Prevent Dementia
Duration: 40m | .MP4 1280x720, 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 879 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
Duration: 40m | .MP4 1280x720, 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 879 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
Simple Neurobics To Follow and Keep your Brain Young and Healthy
What you'll learn:
Practice a full range of exercises in order to stimulate new brain cell creation
Understand the concept of Neurogenesis and how to use it. How to encourage brain pasticity, to control stress, and to become more creative
How to increase your brain's power by your own effort
How to boost memory and stay focus
Requirements:
No previous knowledge about the brain required
Description:
Neurobics are activities, or mental (cognitive) exercises that stimulate the brain, prevent memory loss, and improve memory recall.
Just as physical exercise stimulates the muscles, so the muscle of the brain is stimulated with neurobic exercise. We all are familiar with the benefits of aerobic exercise to the heart and the lungs, but we often overlook the benefits of neurobics to strengthening of neurons and neuronal networks. The association here is so simple, and yet so often ignored.
In sum, neurobics comprehensively stimulate different areas of the brain.
Most studies on memory show a decline in memory abilities with increasing age. Neurobics is exercising the brain to seek memory benefits which helps people of all ages. Exercising the brain implies engaging attention in utilizing multiple sense organs to work on a novel task. As we expose ourselves to challenges, we make our brain more flexible. A simple example of this could be breaking the normal routine in which we conduct our daily activities, like taking a new route while driving.
In this course, you will find more than 10 brain exercises that you can practice daily. More exercises will be added along the way. Just spend at least 10 mins a day and you will be able to boost memory, stay focus and carry out more difficult tasks. Most important of all, you might be able to prevent or delay Alzheimer or Dementia.
Who this course is for:
No specific materials are needed for this course. Taking notes is recommended
Spend about 10 mins a day to learn the exercises
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