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Shah Alom

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According to neurologists and brain health experts, just a few simple, consistent mental exercises can have profound effects on your cognitive functions. In this article, we’ll explore three highly recommended brain exercises that help enhance focus, memory, and overall mental performance, and learn why they work from a neurological perspective.

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