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Breakfast, blood glucose and memory
Biological Psychology
|July 1, 1992
Abstract:
The hypothesis that blood glucose levels influence memory was re-examined. The performance on two memory tests was quicker when breakfast had been taken, suggesting that the ability to retrieve memories had been facilitated. Performance on a spatial memory test correlated significantly with blood glucose levels.
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