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Abacus is one of the greatest ancient inventions in human civilization. Until now, it remains popular because it is a useful learning tool for children. Nevertheless, is it effective for adults or older people? Is there any effect on their brain? The human brain has an enormous capacity to adapt to a variety of environmental demands. Many studies in the field of abacus training have shown that abacus training can induce specific changes in the brain. With the abacus, there is a combination of the tactile and auditory information.

When users move the beads, the intensive contact between fingertips and the beads stimulates the development of connections among neurons.

Physicians commonly advise older adults to engage in mentally stimulating activity as a way of reducing the risk of dementia. Dementia is defined as a group of symptoms associated with a decline potential in memory or other thinking skills and it will definitely affect a person's daily functioning.

Various studies have found that using abacus gives a great stimulation to the adult’s brain. Several years ago, some nursing homes in Sweden began to encourage senior citizens to exercise their brains by practising abacus.

Through the abacus exercise, users will be doing a repetitive activity by using fingertips that stimulates cerebral blood flow. This process is crucial for the brain to develop and maintain the cognitive and communication skills and it takes only 5 to 10 minutes per day to perform this activity. The study has shown by doing daily practice, it helps to activate users’ prefrontal cortex that controls self-reliance function and recharge the brain energy to maintain concentration.

Activate your brain by starting abacus learning now!

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