Newspaper Trick Keeps Brain 10 Years Younger!

By Jack Taylor Posted July 30, 2017

Dear Turapür Today Reader,

These days, some folks think of newspapers as a thing of the past.

But as it turns out, this couldn’t be further from the truth.

Because U.K. researchers have just found that one particular section of the newspaper can take 10 years off the age of your brain.

I’m talking about the crossword puzzle!

And while this fun section has often been thought of as nothing more than a boredom killer, scientists from the University of Exeter Medical School suspected it might actually boost your brain.

To test their theory, the scientists analyzed the health data and brain functions of more than 17,000 participants aged 50 or more.

After close examination, they found that folks who engaged in word puzzles have better reasoning and memory than those who don’t.

In fact, their brains were so sharp, they were functioning on a level equivalent to those 10 years younger than their age!

This means by simply doing the crossword every day, you can shave 10 YEARS off the age of your brain.

Just imagine what having another 10 years of healthy brain activity could mean for your retirement.

More research needs to be done in order to understand exactly how word puzzles boost your brain.

In the meantime, you should do one crossword every day if you want to keep your brain young and healthy.

Obviously, you can find crossword puzzles in your local newspaper.

Or through online game websites. Click here to check one out one provided by AARP.

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Regards,

Jack Taylor
Department of Research, Turapür Products