Excellent information Nizar.  Thank you!
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Leslie, AD5WB

> On Nov 22, 2017, at 9:50 AM, NIzar Mullani via BVARC <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Brain-training program shows promise in reducing dementia risk in seniors
> Researchers examined healthy adults ages 65 and older and found that those 
> who received speed-of-thought processing training using a computer program 
> were 29% less likely to develop dementia over 10 years, compared with those 
> who didn't undergo any training, and those who received information on memory 
> or problem-solving strategies did not have a reduced risk of long-term 
> dementia. The study in Alzheimer's & Dementia: Translational Research & 
> Clinical Interventions also showed that more speed-processing training 
> sessions were tied to even lower odds of dementia, researchers said.
>  
> RufzXP and MorseRunner programs (free) push you to recognize sounds faster 
> and also force you to translate the sound into mechanical motions as you type 
> the calls letters. They also make you remember the call letters so you can 
> type behind at faster speeds. The best things about these two programs are 
> that they keep track of your scores as you practice and increase the 
> difficulty as you progress. You can see the progress you make every time.
>  
> I started using these programs at 70 years of age. My starting speed was 15 
> wpm. Now it is 30 wpm. So, give it a try even if you are proficient in CW. 
> And, if you don’t know CW, use these programs to teach you CW by starting at 
> very slow speeds. Try it, you might like it!
>  
> Keep your brain active and exercise it every morning. It will slow down 
> dementia progression as we all get older.
>  
> Nizar K0NM
>  
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