Magnesium is a beneficial mineral found in the dark and leafy vegetables like spinach, lentils and fruits. Those who receive less than the recommended intake of magnesium are more susceptible to asthma, high blood pressure, heart disorders and most importantly inefficient memory retention. Yes, several experiments conducted at renowned universities of Beijing prove that the newly developed magnesium compound, called brain magnesium, has positive effects on the memory and learning power. Various tests on both old and young rats concluded that this newly compounded magnesium enhances the learning power, empowered the short and long term memory as well as improved the working memory.  

The new compound showed a significant elevation at the associative and spatial memory of young and old rats. This new drug has shown positive results in humans as well. Today, when more than half of the people living in industrial environments show extreme deficiencies of this mineral, the new brain magnesium has shown tremendous results in the development of nerve cells and brain cells among kids and adults. It has relatively improved the power of retaining memories for long, in comparison to the old available drugs. However, to learn the correct dosage of the new drug, it is important to seek the guidance of an expert first.