Mindflex the game is not just a fun toy (although it IS fun!). It is also the cheapest way to increase brain power that you can find.
Most people, children and adults, do not know the true power of their minds. They watch science fiction and fantasy movies and wish they could bend spoons or move objects, but they don’t think it’s really possible.
Mindflex demonstrates, in a fun, practical… or rather mental… way that everyone can do amazing things with their minds.
Here are three ways this game can increase brain power:
1. Mindflex is a game that uses the brain waves of the players to increase or decrease and direct a flow of air which in turn moves a ball through a path that the player sets. In order for the ball to go where you want it to go, you have to develop the ability to focus on one thing and forget about everything else. Focus is a powerful form of mind power.
2. In order to play the various aspects of Mindflex, you must focus all your attention on the present. The game increases your ability to be in the NOW, which fuels creative thinking. It also helps in decision making.
3. Practicing the kind of concentration required for Mindflex increases frontal lobe activity, which has been shown to decrease impulsive behaviors. So Mindflex helps the user to have more control over thought and action. Children with ADHD benefit greatly from developing this type of brain power. So do autistic children. Adults can benefit too: Impulse control helps with addictive behaviors.
People pay hundreds of dollars for biofeedback and spend hundreds of hours learning meditation to get the same benefits you can get from playing the Mindflex game. And for the cost of a mediocre dinner for two, it’s the best deal on self-improvement AND toys.
Mindflex the game is appropriate for children eight years and older. Children love the game because the ability to move something with their minds seems like magic to them (they don’t even know they are developing their brain power while doing it).
As an adult who has spent a lot of money on personal development, I’m thrilled that I found a fun way to improve my brain power. I will be giving this game as a gift to many of my friends and family for the holidays this year. shh. do not tell
