Science proves: The smell smells, the longer the memory
Recent research from the New York University School of Psychology shows that memories will last longer when people experience an incident and smell unpleasant odors.
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Recent research from the New York University School of Psychology shows that memories will last longer when people experience an incident and smell unpleasant odors.
From pine trees decorated Christmas and New Year, scientists have discovered a new use, different: Making medicine.
Now, researchers at Basel University have given the first evidence of the benefits of green tea extract to enhance cognitive functions, especially in working memory.
While some people think that gaming is just a waste of time, scientists discover that gaming can help increase the size of our brains.
The study performed on 60 people at an average age of 73, and no one had dementia. They drink two cups of chocolate regularly every day for a month.
Livescience said, Edinburgh University scientists in Scotland asked 33 people aged 61 to 87 to listen to two short stories and asked volunteers to remember as many detai…
American experts have achieved the first encouraging results in the study of dementia through brain stimulation, thus helping
French scientists from Paris Northern University XIII have demonstrated that vitamins work to strengthen memory.
For mice with growth hormone deficiency, if additional measures are taken during the spring period, it is possible to prevent the possibility of memory impairment.
Epicatechin - chemicals in chocolate, tea, grapes and blueberries can help boost memory, it is reported by researchers at the Salk Institute (California, USA published i…
If you transmit electrical impulses that have a weak intensity to the brain of a person while you are sleeping, their ability to remember will increase when he wakes up,…
Those holes have a purpose. They make the Sans Forgetica font more difficult to read, tricking the user's brain into use