Finger exercise Now finger exercise has become a relatively recognized health care method, which is a great test for hand-brain coordination. More scientific finger exercises, mostly by doing a series of actions, make the fingers more flexible, through the command of the brain, make the fingers change into different postures. This kind of cooperation is very suitable for infants and some elderly people.
Good for babies. Finger exercises are actually good for babies. At this stage, the baby's brain development is not complete, especially the coordination between the hand and the brain. Therefore, finger exercise can help infants develop their brains and make the coordination between hands and brains more perfect. Therefore, finger exercises have many benefits for the development of infants' intelligence, and such finger exercises are very suitable for the parent-child interaction of infants before going to bed. It can not only increase the bond between parents and children, but also help children exercise flexibility, which can be described as killing two birds with one stone.
Benefits for middle-aged and elderly people Finger movements are not only good for the growth and development of infants, but also good for middle-aged and elderly people. Many middle-aged and elderly people will face poor hand-brain coordination or some brain diseases, such as Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease or Alzheimer's Harmo's disease. Finger exercise in middle age can keep the cooperation between brain and fingers for a long time. This process can not only exercise the flexibility of fingers, but also prevent this disease caused by the brain to some extent.
So finger movement seems simple, but it is because it is simple and convenient in our life that we can do it in our spare time, especially for infants and some middle-aged and elderly people. The existence of finger exercises is actually very important. Whether accompanied by family members or done independently, you should do some finger exercises.