Editorial Review:
This innovative brain health workbook has sold over 2.5 million copies globally! Dr. Kawashima, a prominent neurologist in Japan, developed this program of daily simple math calculations that can help boost your brain power, improve your memory, and stave off the mental effects of aging. The exercises in this book have even been shown to help those suffering from Alzheimer’s. The idea, Dr. Kawashima says, is to "work out the brain much like we work out the rest of our bodies. It has long been known that regular exercise helps slow the deterioration of our muscles, and the same is true for our brains."
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Just what I wanted!!  2008-03-31
Exactly the book I was looking for. And, as usual, Amazon delivers things quickly!! That is why most people with APO and FPO addresses prefer to order from Amazon!
Train Your Brain: 60 Days to a Better Brain 2008-02-09
Great brain exercises. Anxiously anticipating the next book. Ideal for any adult wanting to stay sharp.
much ado about nothing  2007-08-23
This was a very disappointing book. It could have been condensed into a 2 page article.
Brain training 2007-05-07
A great book for exercising your brain. Easy to follow, simple and effective. After doing the exercises for almost 60 days I have seen definite improvement in my ability to recall and remember information.
Not recomend  2007-05-01
This is one of typical books published by Kumon. Kumon has many learning centers for kids in USA, and my son attended one of them. But I canot recomend the present method since they just rip off money from parents.
Many assitants at such centers are not qualified for teaching at all. Students cannot ask any complicated questions for most of cases.
I can find the similar pattern of the way of making money in this book.
I know, this book might help some of people who have a really decaying brain. I think this is a book for at least 70 or 80 years old who start to show a sign of decrepit behaviors. Many people can make such contents by using PC by themselves.
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