The Claim
Daily supplementation with 300 mg of Memophenol™ for 24 weeks significantly improves visuospatial learning rate in adults aged 60–80 with mild cognitive impairment compared to placebo, as demonstrated by a statistically significant interaction (p=0.029) at week 24.
What the research says
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Adults aged 60–80 with mild cognitive impairment who take 300 mg of Memophenol™ daily for 24 weeks show a measurable increase in their ability to learn and remember visual-spatial information compared to those taking a placebo.
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Supplementation with 300 mg daily of Memophenol™ for 24 weeks significantly improves visuospatial learning in adults aged 60–80 with mild cognitive impairment, as evidenced by a statistically significant interaction (p=0.029) in learning rate across trials at week 24 compared to placebo.
Compounds in the supplement increase blood flow to the brain's memory center and strengthen the connections between nerve cells, allowing the brain to learn and remember spatial layouts more efficiently.
What the research says
1 studyA study found that older adults with mild memory problems who took a grape and blueberry extract daily for six months got better at learning where things are placed, compared to those who took a fake pill. This matches the claim that the supplement helps with this kind of learning.
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