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“Participants completed memory assessments and other cognitive testing before and after the supplement period. Participants consuming the spermidine supplement had moderately enhanced memory performance after three months compared to those who took the placebo.”

“FTA: > People using anabolic steroids to improve muscle growth and sporting performance are far more likely to experience issues with their memory, according to new research.”

“Short-term memory – such as remembering a list of items or numbers shortly after hearing them – is particularly vulnerable as we age. But a new study shows that multivitamin/multimineral supplementation bolsters short-term memory in older adults, especially those with cardiovascular disease.”

“A small randomized controlled trial shows that a bioavailable form of curcumin improves memory in older people with mild memory complaints. The curcumin group had a 28% improvement in their memory/attention abilities and fewer amyloid plaques and tau tangles in the brain via PET analysis while the placebo group showed no improvements.”

“The default mode network is a collection of interconnected neural structures involved in attention and focus. Disturbances in default mode network connectivity are associated with poor working memory, reduced performance, and work-related productivity losses.”

“After eight months, the mice consuming the Western and high-fat diets exhibited a diminished sense of smell and impaired olfactory learning and memory. However, the authors were unable to detect cellular changes related to this outcome.”

“Half of the girls engaged in three sprint-training sessions for two weeks, while the other half continued their regular physical activities. The investigators measured the girls' metabolic biomarkers, BDNF concentrations, and working memory before and after the intervention.”

“At the end of the intervention, participants who received the cranberry powder exhibited improvements in visual episodic memory. In addition, their low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (which contributes to atherosclerosis and impaired brain function) decreased.”

“Participants with higher vitamin D concentrations had better word recall, working memory, episodic memory, and perceptual speed – the ability to compare similarities and differences quickly and accurately among sets of letters, numbers, objects, pictures, or patterns.”

“Exercise mitigates the proinflammatory state that drives pericyte loss in aging, possibly providing a mechanism for exercise's memory-enhancing effects. Learn more about links between exercise, pericytes, and brain health in this episode featuring Dr. Axel Montagne.”