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Food For The Brain

Please solve this puzzle. Puzzles like this do a great deal for the brain.

Working on a puzzle improves mental speed and is an effective way to improve short-term memory.

It strengthens the brain by reinforcing connections between brain cells.

Dopamine, a chemical that regulates mood, memory and concentration is released with every success as we solve the puzzle.

Solving puzzles increases the production of dopamine.

So do not flip through this page, work on the puzzle. It is food for your brain!


There are seven people in the vibrant puzzle above, fish them out. A dog is minding its business up in the diagram also. 

Enjoy the brain teaser, find seven persons and a dog.

Good luck!

Comments

  1. Quite easy.
    A girl pointing at something
    A baby with feeding bottle.
    Man reading a book
    A woman holding something
    3 men hanging onto a car.
    Finally, a lying dog minding its business.

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  2. The thing hard small but finally, I solved the puzzle.

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  3. I got it! More of this Echo blog.

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