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Today's babyboomers do not want to sit around idle in their retirement years. They look forward to doing all the things they weren't able to do before for lack of time. A typical retiree has even more activities on their plate than before retirement.

So many of these activities though, even simple ones, are dependent on the mind's ability to react quickly and having clarity of mind that we don't think about until something not-so-good happens. I won't go there as to what that not-so-good thing may be but you know what I mean.

Speed up and sharpen your cognitive abilities by playing fun games designed to ADAPT to your skill level. The games increase in difficulty as you progress and your mind becomes sharper.

Exercise Your Mind And Remember More By Playing Mind Games!

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DriveSharp Games

Adapting Software Program


drive sharpThe DriveSharp exercises adapt to your unique performance. So you are always training your brain at the right level for you.

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Published studies have shown that the technology in DriveSharp has increased drive safety and reduces car crash risk by 50% by:

Increasing the ability for drivers to be able to remember more visual details when traveling,
Increasing reaction time when driving, or when
Walking in a crowded area
Playing sports.
And other situations that require fast responses to visual information

InSight is also proven to prolong independence and help maintain health-related quality of life, among many other benefits.

Drive Safely -- Play Mind Games

Think Quicker - Focus Clearer - Remember


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Demo Of The Insight Mind Games

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InSight Mind Games

Brain Fitness Programs

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InSight
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Features 5 Computer-Based Exercises. These exercises speed up and sharpen how the brain processes and remembers visual information. InSight is clinically proven to prolong independence and help maintain health-related quality of life, among many other benefits.

The InSight exercises adapt to individual level and help connect your progress to real-life examples.

Insight: The Brain Fitness Program
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Think Faster, Focus Better, Remember More

The Brain Fitness Program features 6 computer-based exercises that up and sharpen how the brain processes and remembers SOUNDS. Scientific studies show that The Brain Fitness Program helps you to:

Remember more of what you hear
Keep up with conversations with friends and family, at work, while volunteering
Even in noisy places!
Pick up more details in conversation, music, movies and every sound-rich setting

The exercises adapt to individual level, and give constant feedback about progress. The program is easy to use -- even for computer novices.

Jewel Diver Game Demo

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The Jewel Diver Game
from PositScience is just one of the games included in both the InSight and InSight Brain Fitness Program Products.

Insight Brain Fitness Game Demo

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Mind Games Lens Guestbook

  • JaguarJulie Feb 4, 2012 @ 8:53 am | delete
    I surely love the notion of playing mind games in the sense that you are exercising your mind capability and increasing memory.
  • LaurenIM Apr 18, 2012 @ 5:08 am | delete
    Pushups for the brain or Twister? lol!
  • Neurophilia Nov 4, 2011 @ 1:33 pm | delete
    I like this lens, so I liked it:D
  • LaurenIM Nov 12, 2011 @ 3:06 am | delete
    Heh heh. Do what you like and what makes you happy is what I always say!
  • christinsword Dec 24, 2011 @ 5:55 pm | delete
    LOL! Informative...sent a link to my dad, who just retired about half-a-year ago.
  • LaurenIM Dec 25, 2011 @ 9:00 pm | delete
    Perfect! It's so important to have something to keep the mind active after retirement. so, so important!
  • Fit_Over_40_Buzz Sep 19, 2010 @ 9:39 pm | delete
    Nice idea for a lens. Very informative. Gave you a quick thumbs up.
  • LaurenIM Oct 15, 2010 @ 9:59 am | delete
    Thank you. I appreciate it :)
  • acalaustin Aug 4, 2010 @ 7:39 pm | delete
    I am recovering from viral spinal meningitis and encephalitis since April 3, 2009. Thank you for the drivesharp information. They still will not allow me to drive and now this evaluation says so too! I will stop pushing!
  • LaurenIM Aug 20, 2010 @ 2:32 am | delete
    Acalaustin, Thank you for telling us about your experience. I'm glad it helped and happy that you're recovering. Keep taking care of yourself :)
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