7 Signs Your Brain Doesn’t Match Your Age, and Ways to Keep Your Mind Sharp
Research has shown there are certain signals that indicate that your noggin doing well.as opposed to your biological age, is known as your “subjective age.
” And if your subjective age is younger than the number of years you’ve actually racked up here on Earth, that’s a good thing! Afrom Seoul National University and Yonsei University in South Korea found that people who feel younger than their age show fewer signs of physical brain aging as the years go by—in other words, a youthful subjective age can actually have a positive effect on the mechanism of how the brain works, and how fast it ages structurally.
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