Brain Power Activate

by Jo | August 14th, 2008

Diner Dash Series, Super Granny Series, Match 3 games … you name ‘em, I’ve tried them.   I like computer games that have time management or strategy and now WebMDsays these are good for your brain, and have their own now.  Sure their games are health related, but still … WebMD with games?

There is Sudoku Brain Booster that when you finish, you get a little Congratulations Window and brain healthy tips.

Keeping your mind stimulated boosts memory and brainpower and slashes your risk of developing dementia nearly in half, according to a study conducted at the University of New South Wales in Australia. Look for fun ways to challenge your brain: Try to memorize the phone numbers programmed into your mobile phone and make calls without using speed dial; brush your teeth or try using chopsticks with your nondominant hand; mentally tally the total cost of your groceries as you put each item in the shopping cart; or start a monthly trivia game night with friends. “22 Live-Long Tricks

Now I don’t do Sudoko … please, I have only a few brain cells left after all these years, let’s plump them up, not kill ‘em off! But there are many ways to keep the brain active. Crossword puzzles are one that everyone has tried over the years and you can get them in the newspaper daily, online at gaming sites such as Pogo.com, or buy books of them.

What games do you play and would you consider them brain power games? Come on, let me know in comments!!

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  1. I’m a Sudoku addict. LOL

    I like hidden object games, jigsaw puzzles and word games.

    Conservative Belle’s last blog post … Wh, wh, wha, what?

  2. I forgot to mention the hidden object games. Love those myself. Mystery Case files is my favorite!

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