Lumosity Brain Game: keep your brain young

I’ve been writing a few more posts lately on ways to improve your memory and keep it sharp for a long time. As we age, along with wisdom, we also acquire the uncanny ability to forget things easier than we did when we were younger.

If you remember I had already highlighted a great brain concept in my post: Help your brain age better.

I’ve found another way for you to keep your mind sharp as you age. It’s actually a sort of a game for adults.

Lumosity: Brain Games is the premier online brain fitness program, comprising games and exercises designed to improve memory, attention and processing speed.

The site is so ingenious that it’s been reviewed by The New York Times, Los Angeles Times, HealthSmart by Reader’s Digest, Martha Stewart Live Radio, Women’s Health, London Times, Boston Globe, The Globe and Mail, AFP,  Geek.com, Digital Dingus, Canada.com, Detroit Free Press, Bloomberg Radio and PC World!

Whoa, what a long list of impressive publications!

If you’re still not convinced this is something you want to look into, here’s a startling revelation from Lumosity’s Web site: “Did you know that the human brain starts slowing down as early as age 30″? Yikes, that’s scary. My brain has already been aging for some time now and I didn’t even know about it.

The program is really created for to fit our super-busy lives because you can get a full “brain” workout in only 10 minutes! Everyone has 10 minutes per day to ensure that your brain functions at its best for many years to come.

As a member of Lumosity, you’ll have the power to reclaim your brain anytime and anywhere just by logging into your online account.

If you want to know more about Lumosity: Brain Game, be sure to visit their Web site for more information.

Scientific Brain Training: Lumosity Brain Fitness Program.