Folks, if you’re a frequent reader of eAlert, you know that there’s no viable CURE for Alzheimer’s

Despite what Big Pharma is cooking up in one of their labs!

But that doesn’t mean you can’t take steps to HALT its progression.

(Hint: this one starts with some friends and a deck of cards.)

According to researchers from the American Academy of Neurology, card games could prevent the onset of Alzheimer’s up to five years!

That’s right… the same card games you casually play with a group of friends or even more seriously at a casino!

It’s been long known that stimulating your brain with activities like reading or puzzles help fend of brain-related diseases.

But now researchers have added playing cards to the mix of brain-boosting activities that help stop the progression of Alzheimer’s.

This is because mind-challenging hobbies and activities (like card games) preserve your brain’s gray matter.

Remember, there’s no ‘cure’ for Alzheimer’s…

But keeping your mind active and engaged is one of the single, BEST ways to keep your memory sharp for years to come.

Luckily for you, it doesn’t require an expensive trip to your nearby casino!

Try organizing a card night with friends or family once a week. It’s a great way to have fun and challenge your mind.

To stacking the deck in your favor,

Cory Templeman
Senior Editor, eAlert

Sources:

Study Finds. “Playing cards, other games can help prevent Alzheimer’s for up to 5 years.” https://studyfinds.org/cards-games-prevent-alzheimers/


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