'Braintaining' in retirement: Use it or lose it : vimarsana.

Experts say that mental acuity can drop if retirees don’t continue to engage their bodies and minds. Volunteering, working, providing care to someone and engaging in joy-inducing activities are good for the brain and help maintain mobility

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