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    AS A senior citizen, you may have noticed that you tend to talk more than younger people. The doctors recommend that Retirees should talk more because it helps keep the brain active and prevents memory loss, which is a common concern for many seniors

    • Here are three reasons why talking more is beneficial for senior citizens:
    • Retirees should talk more to keep the brain active and prevent memory loss.
    • Speaking stimulates the brain and enhances memory, leading to faster thinking.
    • Expressing oneself through talking is an excellent way to relieve stress and avoid mental health problems.
    • Talking activates facial muscles, exercises the throat, increases lung capacity, and reduces the risk of eyes and ears deterioration.
    • Regular speaking can also help prevent dizziness and deafness.
    • Don’t hesitate to engage in conversations and connect with others, as it’s good for your health!
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