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Can a Multi-Vitamin Help Your Mental Function?

Multivitamins slow brain aging by almost 2 years

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Daily multivitamin linked to better cognitive function

Older men and women who took a daily multivitamin/mineral experienced improved overall cognition, memory and other mental functions compared with a placebo. At the end of a 3-year clinical trial, participants who took a multivitamin slowed their cognitive aging by the equivalent of approximately 1.8 years.

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