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1.Walk Backward
Researchers from the University of Roehampton in London divided their subjects into three groups.
In Group 1, participants were asked to complete their task while walking forward.
In Group 2, participants completed the same tasks while walking backward.
In Group 3, participants acted as a control group, doing the same tasks but standing still.
Results-The walking backward group (Group 2) recalled the task they did.
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2.Eat Fruits And Vegetables
- massive study of 27,842 conducted by researchers associated with the Harvard School of Public Health, which found a link between diet and memory.
- it's consumption of fruits and vegetables while young that counts the most.
- you can't live on unhealthy food for 50 or 60 years an...
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4.Try Intermittent Fast
study out of King's College London. Researchers here wanted to determine if intermittent fasting might spur hippocampal neurogenesis and improve the memory performance of lab mice.
- A control group of mice who were treated and fed as always
- A calorie-restricted group (CR), for ...
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5.Don't Worry
Neuroscientists at Trinity College in Dublin surmised recently in the journal Nature Reviews Neuroscience that forgetfulness has a lot more to do with inability to access memories, as opposed to whether the memories were still physically stored in the brain.
These researchers say it might b...
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3.Get Better Lightening
laboratory study out of Michigan State University determined that working in an environment with dim lighting can "change the brain's structure and hurt one's ability to remember and learn."
- Half of a group of Nile grass rats were kept in an environment with dim lighting.
- The ...
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Walking benefits
- When people walk together, they unconsciously fall into step. Their neural activity synchronizes too. The more in sync we are, the deeper our social connection.
- Walking aids creativity. A study revealed that when participants who brainstormed while...
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