Healthy diet may slow development of memory problems
Health | November 28, 2019 10:01 ISTHealthy lifestyle behaviours that slow the development of heart disease could reduce heart disease risk.
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Healthy lifestyle tip: Consuming nuts for a long period of time could be the key to better cognitive health, including improved thinking, reasoning, and memory in older people. Read on to find out more!
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The researchers confirmed that prospective memory erodes as we get older and that enactment techniques might support those with a poor prospective memory.
For the study, reported in the journal Environment International, the team analysed 700 adolescents, aged 12 to 17 years, over the course of one year.
According to new research, an increase in sugar levels can improve memory in older adults.
A good heart and good behaviour have an effect too but it's transitory and small.
Previous researchers had shown that the number of spindles during the night could predict a person's memory the next day.
The research can have important implications in how athletes train, recover from injury, and also has potentially far-reaching consequences for athletes caught cheating.
Participants recalled more words from a previously viewed list when low-amplitude electrical stimulation was delivered to the brain.
Consuming leafy greens, vegetables, nuts, berriesand wine may substantially slow down the cognitive decline in stroke survivors, reveals a recent study.
Turmeric is a superfood and has myriads of health benefits including boosting your memory and uplifting your mood, according to a study.
Exercising twice a week could help people with mild cognitive impairment improve memory and thinking.
Inculcating reading habits in your children can help in boosting their memory power concluded a latest research conducted on kids.
Nuts have been known to play a crucial role in protecting the heart, fighting cancer, reducing inflammation and slowing the ageing process.
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