The Relationship between Mushroom Intake and Cognitive Performance: An Epidemiological Study in the European Investigation of Cancer—Norfolk Cohort (EPIC-Norfolk)

A huge study in the UK followed thousands of people for years, uncovering a delicious secret: eating just one mushroom portion a week (think a small handful) was linked to sharper memory, faster thinking, and better mental control. This brain boost held strong even when considering other healthy habits, hinting that mushrooms might be a hidden weapon against mind fog and even low mood. While more research is needed, reach for those earthy fungi – your brain might just thank you!

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Cha S, Bell L, Williams CM. The Relationship between Mushroom Intake and Cognitive Performance: An Epidemiological Study in the European Investigation of Cancer—Norfolk Cohort (EPIC-Norfolk). Nutrients. 2024; 16(3):353. https://doi.org/10.3390/nu16030353

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