MRI Scans Reveal the Secret of a Brain That Doesn't Age

But have you noticed how some people don't experience these problems?

Do you ever forget a word in mid-conversation?   MRI Scans Reveal the Secret of a Brain That Doesn't Age Do you ever forget a word in mid-conversation? Or struggle to recall someone's name? Or walk into a room and then forget why you're there? For most people, growing older means experiencing more of these frustrating "senior moments." But have you noticed how some people don't experience these problems? Think of someone like Warren Buffet. At 92, he is still CEO of Berkshire Hathaway. He is still the chief stock picker. And he's famous for not having a computer on his desk, preferring to do calculations in his head. Or Angela Lansbury. At 96, the Murder, She Wrote star has no plans to retire. She still appears in films… and even performs live in plays and musicals. Or William Shatner. At age 91, he still acts and sings and memorizes pages of dialogue. And he recently became the oldest person to travel in space. Buffett, Shatner, and Lansbury are more active and vital than a lot of people half their age! And it's not just rich and famous folks who retain their mental prowess. You probably have a friend or relative in their 70s, 80s, or 90s whose mind is as sharp now as it was decades ago. Why is that? Do these people stay mentally young through a perfect diet and regular exercise? Did they win the genetic lottery? Is it plain old luck? Well… A team of scientists at Northwestern University have discovered the number one reason some people stay sharp as a tack no matter their age. Click here to find out what it is

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