Research: Internet will helps sharpen your mind
Activities googling may help perpetuate the sharpness of mind of its users, according to UCLA researchers, the United States (U.S.) yesterday
Researchers at the University of California-Los Angeles examines their web investigation while their brain activity was recorded by MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging).
Research shows, surfing the internet to stabilize the performance of the nervous system in the brain. 50 percent of that amount is a person who has experience of playing online.
MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) is a technique used to produce images of internal organs in living organisms and also to find the amount of water content in geological structures.
Researchers conduct electronic brain MRI examination on 24 volunteers between age 57 to 76. Some of them have Internet experience.
"Those who are experienced in Internet use more brain activity when doing research," said Dr. Gary Small, a UCLA expert on aging. "What we see is the brains of people who frequently surf in the virtual world to work more, and it allows the brain to stay active and healthy," added Gary.
According to Small, the studies conducted earlier have proved it every game that requires such challenges Puzzles can help the performance of brain function, but there has been no research to prove if the Internet can do similar things.
"This study is the first study that simulates the brain's performance while playing online,"
Researchers at the University of California-Los Angeles examines their web investigation while their brain activity was recorded by MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging).
Research shows, surfing the internet to stabilize the performance of the nervous system in the brain. 50 percent of that amount is a person who has experience of playing online.
MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) is a technique used to produce images of internal organs in living organisms and also to find the amount of water content in geological structures.
Researchers conduct electronic brain MRI examination on 24 volunteers between age 57 to 76. Some of them have Internet experience.
"Those who are experienced in Internet use more brain activity when doing research," said Dr. Gary Small, a UCLA expert on aging. "What we see is the brains of people who frequently surf in the virtual world to work more, and it allows the brain to stay active and healthy," added Gary.
According to Small, the studies conducted earlier have proved it every game that requires such challenges Puzzles can help the performance of brain function, but there has been no research to prove if the Internet can do similar things.
"This study is the first study that simulates the brain's performance while playing online,"
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