Keep Your Brain Alive by by Lawrence C Katz & Manning Rubin

Summary

Keep Your Brain Alive by by Lawrence C Katz & Manning Rubin

Starting and Ending the Day
1. Wake up and smell the vanilla
2. Shower with your eyes closed
3. Brushing Roulette
4. A touch of style
5. Say what?
6. Introduce novelty
7. Create a sensory symphony in the bath
8. Aural pleasures
9. Sex: the ultimate neurobic workout

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