London: A new study has found that jogging even once a month is enough to strengthen memory in old age. In a study, scientists from University College London studied the exercise habits of 1,400 people over a period of 30 years. In the study, when each person reached the age of 69, tests were taken…
Iconic photo People are often advised to eat almonds to improve and protect their memory, but a British university found that exercising just once a month can help preserve memory. According to foreign media reports, scientists from University College London examined the habits of 1400 people over the age of 30. Jamia prepared a questionnaire…
Scientists have discovered a very important compound for the brain in the lion’s man mushroom. Photo: File Queensland: Many benefits of mushrooms keep coming up and now a brand new ingredient has been discovered in mushrooms that not only increases brain cells (neurons) but also memory. Professor Frederic Menier, from the University of Queensland’s Brain…
File photo Smoking not only affects the lungs and heart, but recent research shows that it also has harmful effects on memory. According to Ohio State University researchers, young adults are at greater risk of memory loss and forgetfulness than middle-aged non-smokers. According to the researchers, if people who are addicted to tobacco or smoking…
