Orange juice, leafy greens and fruit could be good for a man's memory


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Eating a diet high in fruit such as berries could help maintain thinkings skills as men age, according to new research.

NEW US research has found that men who include vegetables and leafy greens, orange juice, and fruit in their diet may benefit from a lower risk of memory loss as they age.

Carried out by researchers at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health in Boston, the new large-scale study looked at 27,842 men with an average age of 51.

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