Scientists have observed that the brain undergoes noticeable shifts in aging around the ages of 57, 70, and 78. At 57, cognitive speed and memory may begin to decline subtly.
By 70, changes in attention and problem-solving become more apparent, and by 78, many experience sharper declines in executive functions the mental skills that help us plan, focus, and manage multiple tasks. These milestones aren’t a guarantee of mental decline, but they mark periods where the brain…READ FULL ARTICLE [HERE]>>