Drinking grape juice turned out to be reduced even restore memory in the brain that is already lost. Matter experts make grape juice as an alternative treatment to prevent senile dementia or Alzheimer's disease.
As quoted from the Dailymail, researchers from the University of Cincinnati psychiatric believes that the content of antioxidants found in the skin and flesh of the fruit wine is the key. Therefore, conducted a study involving 12 people that have lost its memory.
They are divided into two groups, namely the group got drinks grape juice and the group who got the placebo drink (all/without the content of wine). 3-month studies underway, participants were given a memory test on a regular basis to find out the capabilities of the brain, especially the ability to remember.
The memory test results showed a significant effect on participants who were given grape juice. "Those who drink the grape juice shows test results a better memory than those who did not drink grape juice, either in verbal or nonverbal tests," said Dr. Robert Krikorian.
These findings are discussed in The International Polyphenols and Health Conference in Harrogate, North Yorkshire and are recommended to help sufferers of Alzheimer's or senility. This study also confirms the theory that says that antioxidants may help reduce the decline of brain function.
Another experiment conducted on participants back 75 to 80-year-old who already had impaired memories. As a result, grape juice can reduce the memory disorders believed to even improve the capability of remembering.
Researchers found memory disorder risk reduction of up to 76 percent for those who like to drink juice 3 times a week compared to those who rarely drink juice or drink only once a week.
As quoted from the Dailymail, researchers from the University of Cincinnati psychiatric believes that the content of antioxidants found in the skin and flesh of the fruit wine is the key. Therefore, conducted a study involving 12 people that have lost its memory.
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The memory test results showed a significant effect on participants who were given grape juice. "Those who drink the grape juice shows test results a better memory than those who did not drink grape juice, either in verbal or nonverbal tests," said Dr. Robert Krikorian.
These findings are discussed in The International Polyphenols and Health Conference in Harrogate, North Yorkshire and are recommended to help sufferers of Alzheimer's or senility. This study also confirms the theory that says that antioxidants may help reduce the decline of brain function.
Another experiment conducted on participants back 75 to 80-year-old who already had impaired memories. As a result, grape juice can reduce the memory disorders believed to even improve the capability of remembering.
Researchers found memory disorder risk reduction of up to 76 percent for those who like to drink juice 3 times a week compared to those who rarely drink juice or drink only once a week.
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