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NeuroTracker has been actively used to help active agers to become sharper, faster, and regain processing speeds and abilities that they had when they were younger.
Older participants who completed a NeuroTracker program typically perform at the same level as young adults in their mental prime who have not had NeuroTracker training.
Enhances Cognitive Health
Improves brain functions: Tracking 3D objects boosts attention, memory, and processing speed.
Delays cognitive decline: Regular use helps maintain cognitive abilities, delaying conditions like dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.
Supports Independence
Personalized training: Tailors exercises to individual abilities for gradual improvement.
Daily activities: Better cognitive performance helps older adults manage daily tasks and stay independent longer.
Promotes Mental Engagement
Quality of life: Enhanced mental functions keep older adults engaged in social and personal activities.
Active participation: Supports staying active in the community and personal life.
Scientific Evidence
Research-backed: Studies show significant cognitive improvements in older adults using NeuroTracker.
Comparable to youth: Older users often perform like young adults in their prime after just 90 minutes of training.
Practical and Non-invasive
Easy to integrate: Fits into daily routines without being intrusive.
Accessible: Simple and non-invasive way to maintain cognitive health.
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The study was conducted with a group of 46 participants aged 63 to 87.
Participants training with NeuroTracker showed significant improvements in memory, working memory and cognitive flexibility.
Conclusion: NeuroTracker effectively improves cognitive abilities in older adults with just two hours of training.
NeuroTracker helps older adults keep their minds sharp and stay independent, providing significant benefits supported by research, like the conducted by the University of Victoria, highlighted in the video below: