Brain Puzzles for Adults - Toth M. A. M. Phil., Kalman

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Résumé :
BEST BRAIN FITNESS HAPPY FUN GIFT FOR ADULTS, SENIORS & STUDENTS! Your mind drives your life, fortune, and success! Make your mind quick, vibrant, agile & omnipotent! Improve your memory & concentration! Live life to the fullest! Travel the world! Have more fun! Daily puzzle solving will help you to enjoy yourself when relaxing, tired, stressed, waiting, or traveling. Puzzle-solving will also help you to be successful in life, love, social media, school, retirement, business, finance, work, profession, & job. Daily puzzle fun will keep your brain in top operating shape. Build Spelling Skills! Expand Your Vocabulary! Read Faster! Excel in math! Have sharp, quick logic! The puzzles in this fun activity book are designed to improve your intelligence quotient (IQ). IQ is a measure of the intelligence you already have. The IQ you use on a daily basis - your effective IQ - can be increased. Doing so can increase your ability to solve and overcome problems, invent lateral solutions. Additionally, you will find that as you increase your effective IQ, you can become more successful in your life as you strive to gain valuable achievements. What Are the Benefits of Puzzle-Solving? Working word, math, logic & picture puzzles provides many benefits for our minds. ? As proven in science, we can actually increase our effective IQ. ? Also, challenging puzzles provide our minds with exercise for stimulation and maintenance. ? In addition, puzzles are good for your mind's cognitive (thinking and memory) development. ? These puzzles provide great opportunity to improve the brain's overall health and longevity; there is less memory loss as we age, as well as the delayed onset and reduced risk of cognitive impairment. ? Scientific studies have found that our brains actually reorganize in response to new challenges. Motivating puzzles in this book provide such a challenge. Live Life Active, Agile, Bright, Healthy & Happy!

Biographie:
The author's wife, a brilliant nuclear engineer at the Indian Point nuclear power plant near New York City, passed away after an 11-year struggle with Parkinson's. Hence the author branched into puzzle books. The author has M.A. in Physics and M.PHIL. in Computer Science degrees from Columbia University in New York City.