Studies show walnuts improve learning and memory in mice
Posted on July 14, 2010 with No Comments
A few days ago the Alzheimer’s Society published an article about a recent study between walnuts and mice. Scientists conducted an experiment where they fed a group of mice walnuts as part of their diet. After over a year, the scientists compared the health of the mice who ate walnuts and the mice that did not. They found that the mice that ate the walnuts had better learning, memory, emotional regulation and motor coordination skills compared with the mice that did not eat the walnuts. 
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