Scientists: On an empty stomach is better remembered information

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The process of remembering information becomes more effective on an empty stomach. The corresponding conclusions are made by scientists from the United States representing the University of Southern California. It is able to influence memory by the intestinal branch of the vagus nerve. Feeling hunger and saturation is able to regulate complex neural mechanisms. The brain was heading for digestion and in the whole condition of the intestine, which demonstrates its connection with memorization. Grizons also had to take an episodic memory test. In the production and concentration of the hormone, the memory of animals has improved and the memory of information happened faster.