New Book to Offer Brain Exercises for Seniors

PASADENA, Calif. - March 4, 2019 - PRLog -- ccording to numerous studies, playing word and number games can stimulate the brain, improve memory, and help prevent Alzheimer's.

Just a few minutes per day spent doing a crossword, word search, or Sudoku puzzle can improve creativity and decision-making abilities.  And the puzzles done with kids and grandkids aren't just helping the younger ones learn, they're keeping the adult's mind fresh and nimble as well.

Results of additional studies have pointed to the power of social interaction in preventing mental decline.  A puzzle book is a great way to get the conversation rolling and utilize both methods of stimulating the mind and brain.

The trouble with most puzzle books is that the font is too small to be easily read by older eyes.  What the world needed was an entertaining and challenging puzzle book for older adults that could be read without causing eye strain.

The book, Brain Exercises for Seniors, has filled this need.  "Brain Exercises for Seniors", published by Old Town Publishing (http://oldtownpublishing.com/), is a 160-page puzzle book, printed in large type, designed to challenge and entertain adults of all ages.  With crossword puzzles, Sudoku's, word search puzzles, word jumbles, and a trivia quiz, this book has something for everyone.

As Israel Drazin, scholar and top contributor in Children's Books for Amazon, explained:

"As is well-known, our brains need exercise always just as other parts of our bodies because, just as the other body parts, they begin to atrophy when not used. This is especially true as we grow older. "Brain Exercises for Seniors' is the perfect solution. Doctors have certified that the kind of tasks in this book keeps the brain alive, young and nimble. This large-print book is not only a useful medicine for the brain, it is also filled with many days of fun."

This book is available on Amazon, from the publisher, or from your favorite bookstore. (If your bookstore does not have a copy available, I'm sure they'll be happy to order one for you from the Ingram catalog – just ask.)

http://OldTownPublishing.com