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Can learning a new foreign language help keep my mind sharp?
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Absolutely.: In addition to good sleep, aerobic exercise and healthy diet, doing things that challenge the brain like crossword puzzles, riddles, and learning a new language will keep your mind sharp!
Answered 7/20/2012
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