8 Tips to Keep Your Brain Sharp and Healthy as You Age
High cholesterol and blood pressure raise the risk of heart disease and stroke, which may cause dementia.
Cholesterol
smoking and drinking too much increase dementia risk, therefore quit smoking and drink moderately.
Avoid Smoking
Regular exercise may improve cerebral blood flow and minimize the incidence of dementia-related diseases including high blood pressure.
Exercise regularly
A review of research indicated that vitamin E, B vitamins, and omega-3 fatty acids boost cognitive performance.
Eating Healthy
The Alzheimer's Association suggests working and performing other brain-stimulating activities to create cognitive reserve
Engage Your Mind
Older persons with high or growing social involvement had a decreased dementia risk than those with poor social engagement.
Socialize More
Sexual intimacy may be enjoyable at any age, and a 2017 study connected weekly sexual engagement to enhanced cognitive performance
Sexually active
These games may test and train your memory, but they won't reverse aging brain abnormalities, researchers warn.
Braingames
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