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Does water help memory?
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No: No, water does not necessarily help with memory. Sometimes when we are dehydrated, that can make people feel a little dizzy or confused. Rehydrating with water can make you feel better in this case, but i'm not aware that just drinking water will improve memory.
Answered 8/6/2013
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