What to know about memory pills: Safety, effectiveness, choice, and more
From the Medical News Today website
Some people take so-called “memory pills” in order to boost their brain health or avoid dementia.
However, research has yet to prove the effectiveness of these memory pills, and they may be unsafe for some people to take, particularly if they already have dementia or are taking certain medications.
Additionally, the government does not evaluate dietary supplements, making it difficult for people to choose quality products.
This article explains what memory pills are and how they work. It also looks at their safety and effectiveness and the risks of taking dietary supplements.
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