Write the alphabet with your non-dominant hand.
This forces the brain to forge new learning pathways and new connections between the brain and body.
Do this every day to keep your brain sharp
by Ron Lavine, DC | Aug 14, 2020 | Aging gracefully, Brain Health | 0 comments
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