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by Nicole Dudukovic
Nicole Dudukovic is a memory researcher and lecturer in the Program in Human Biology at Stanford University. See full bio
April 24, 2008, Diet

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Eat Blueberries, Remember More?

By Nicole Dudukovic, Ph.D. on April 24, 2008 in Remember the Alamo

Looking for any easy way to improve your memory? Try eating more blueberries or other "brain foods" believed to be effective at decreasing the forgetfulness that occurs as we age. Stuffing yourself with blueberry smoothies, pies, and cobblers could be the key to a better memory. Read More

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Submitted by Amanda on June 11, 2008 - 7:55am.

I love the way in which this article was written. & it's true that people are always looking for the easy way out; a quick fix! I'm looking forward to more articles from you.

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