Writing or learning how to use your non-dominant hand in moderation can develop and activate new 
areas of the brain and provide us with greater brain performance. In general, the left hemisphere of the brain is linked to the right hand and the right hemisphere to the left hand. How to find a way to learn to use your other hand?
What would happen if we were ambidextrous? Well, we could obtain a balance in the predominance of the hemispheres, which translates as a greater performance in our brain activity and the growth of new neurons in these areas, an increase in the motor skills of our hands that can help us in case of having an accident, or simple tasks such as painting your nails.
It is true that learning to be ambidextrous is a procedure somewhat harmful to children, because not perform the motor functions as genetically has been pre-established in our system can confuse them and generate problems when speaking or writing. Once certain stages of our development are overcome, these new facets that we can learn offer more benefits than disadvantages. And how can we be ambidextrous?
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