Researchers have developed a memory-boosting nasal spray, London’s Daily Mail reported.
A short spray of the inhaler – taken at bedtime – will help the brain to hold in memories acquired during the day.
So if a student is cramming for a test, and then takes the nasal spray before bed, he or she will likely remember what they studied when they wake up. One caveat – the person taking the nasal spray must get a good night’s sleep.
The spray was tested on 17 men at the University of Lubeck in Germany. The spray was made using a molecule in the body’s immune system known as interleukin 6.
The nasal spray’s study is detailed in the journal Federation of the American Societies for Experimental Biology.
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