Brain Training and Chemical Boosts Show Promise in Reversing Age-Related Cognitive Decline
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A study shows that playing specific brain-training games for 30 minutes daily can increase acetylcholine levels in older adults, potentially offsetting up to a decade of cognitive decline caused by aging, unlike casual games like Candy Crush. The research highlights the importance of targeted mental exercises for brain health.
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