Build Your Brain Reserve
You have something called “brain reserve,” which helps your brain adapt and respond to changes and resist damage. Your brain reserve begins to develop in childhood and gets stronger as you move through adulthood. People who continue to learn, embrace new activities, and develop new skills and interests are building and improving their brain reserve.
Study
Get educated. It can substantially increase your ability to fight off mental decline. The same is true of working at a challenging job. So go back to school, take classes, get a degree. You’re never too old to learn and your brain will thank you in the long run.
Learn
Find something you love, whether traditional or online games, a new hobby or skill, or taking a class. Novel activities help your brain form new cellular connections and strengthen existing ones. Study a new language, learn a musical instrument or try your hand at photography. It’s never too late to try something new.
Fine art is good medicine
It comforts, elevates the spirit, and affirms life and hope. Art in the healthcare setting, combined with outstanding care and service, creates an ambience that encourages healing and supports the work of medical professionals. As one of the world’s great medical centers, Cleveland Clinic has always included the arts in its healing environment. Explore the art displayed at Cleveland Clinic
Islas de la memoria – Vladimir Kush
Juegue
Haga crucigramas, juegue ajedrez, juegos de naipes o juegos en línea. Estas actividades pueden estimular el cerebro. Jugar “juegos mentales” electrónicos puede ayudar a mejorar su tiempo de reacción y la capacidad de resolución de problemas. Es importante encontrar uno al que quiera continuar jugando. Al igual que ir al gimnasio, no puede esperar mantenerse en forma si deja de ir.