Daily Multivitamins May Reduce Age-Related Memory Loss
A safe and well-liked option for assisting people in meeting their nutritional needs is multivitamins. According to recent research from Brigham and Women’s Hospital/Harvard in Boston, MA, and Columbia University in New York, taking a daily multivitamin may assist older persons’ memory and reduce age-related cognitive decline. The three-year study indicated that very little gains in cognitive function persisted throughout the period. The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition published the findings on May 24. Daily Multivitamin Enhances Mental Function In addition to the recently concluded COcoa Supplement and Multivitamin Outcomes Study Web, or COSMOS-Web study, the new study is a second, parallel trial. The study’s main objective was to look into how multivitamins and cocoa flavanols affected memory . However, the results of the current study are limited to those of multivitamin use. 3,562 older persons were divided into one of two groups at random for the study. Over the lengt...