Posts Tagged with ‘lumosity’

About a month ago I began testing a fascinating new beta called Lumosity. The service is designed to exercise user's brains with a series of games that promote cognitive skills. According to Stanford neuroscience graduate and Co-Founder Michael Scanlon these exercises build cognitive ability in processing speed, cognitive control and attention. Playing these fun and simple games for as little as 30 minutes a day can promote quicker thinking, improve memory, increase alertness, improve concentration and even elevate a user's mood. [...]

Worried that your memory, attention, and processing speed are slowing down with age? To keep your brain fit, check out Lumosity. It?s a fun way to keep your brain functioning the way you want it to by playing different games that help to train your cognitive abilities of memory, attention, processing speed, and cognitive control.
It?s been scientifically tested and has had incredibly positive results. With each game you play you get helpful hints about improving your brain function and which [...]