Dementia: Brain Training Protects Your Brain Health

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Why speed training works has not yet been fully clarified. Researchers suspect that the exercises rely heavily on implicit learning – processes that occur unconsciously and cause particularly stable changes in the brain. In addition, adaptive training continuously increases the difficulty of the tasks, thereby promoting attention and responsiveness. This could strengthen cognitive reserve,a concept referring to the brain’s ability to resist damage and maintain function despite age-related changes or pathology.