What We Eat Could Alter What the Brain Remembers, New US Study Finds
TL;DR
A US study published in Nature Communications suggests that signals from the digestive system, carried by the vagus nerve, can influence memory formation in rats, linking dietary choices to how the brain encodes memories.
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