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Quoted: Instead of spending money on computer games or puzzles to improve your brain’s health, invest in a gym membership.
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I just joined Gold's. It's pretty awesome. I'm a total beefcake now. Not sure if it will make me smarter though.
In defense of the brain age games, when i used them regularly, I was able to do arithmetic much faster, as that was one of the exercises. I think the distinction is that the individual skills dont necessarily translate into overall brain improvement, but certainly, practicing arithmetic every day makes you better at it.