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“A 28% lower risk of dementia and better scores on tests for memory and linguistic abilities was associated with a high intake of dietary phosphatidylcholine mainly from eggs and meat in men. Choline is an important precursor to the neurotransmitter acetylcholine which plays an important role in cognition.”

“The mental health side effects to be included in the labeling across all the fluoroquinolones are disturbances in attention, disorientation, agitation, nervousness, memory impairment and delirium.”

“These regions also exhibited increased glucose metabolism following immunization, indicating better metabolic health in the brain. Finally, immunization increased the number of neurons in the hippocampus, the brain region most associated with learning memory.”

“Eight weeks later, piglets were transitioned to a solid diet and trained on a challenging memory task that required them to remember which four out of 16 possible locations in a large arena contained hidden food rewards.”

“From the article: > Mice on these three diets were given a neurotoxin called kainate, which damages nerve cells in a brain region called the hippocampus that is critical for learning and memory. (In humans, nerve cells in the hippocampus are destroyed by Alzheimer's disease).”

“Fatigue also rose in both conditions, by 148% with creatine and 115% with placebo. Not every measure improved with creatine: word memory, memory for number sequences, the ability to briefly hold visual information in mind, and language accuracy were not clearly better than with placebo.”

“Systematic reviews and meta-analyses show consistent enhancements in memory, processing speed, attention, and reduced mental fatigue, particularly noticeable under cognitive stress conditions such as sleep deprivation or exhaustive mental work.”

“The results? Massive reductions in mortality and memory disease in a dose-response fashion at 20-year follow-up. In the podcast, we talk about the details of how long each sauna session was and the average temperature of the saunas.”

“Insulin regulates many processes involved in memory and cognitive function. However, age-related insulin resistance in the brain disrupts neuronal synaptic activity and contributes to cognitive decline.”

“Music activates several interconnected systems in the brain, among them attention, memory, movement, auditory processing, and emotion, and repeated activation over many years may strengthen the brain's capacity to compensate when certain pathways become less reliable.”