and committed to memory. Talking with some of the people in these towns and cities,
Johns hopkins university in Baltimore  observed that people who took a caffeine pill scored higher on memory tests than did swallowed those who a dummy tablet, the BBC reportsâ in a summary of an article in Nature Neuroscience.
The two groups scored equally on easier memory tasks. None of the subjects were regular caffeine consumers.
The NMDA receptors help control memory and synaptic plasticity. Theanine may also have positive effects on serotonin levels to promote restful Sleep in rats,
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