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a temporary storage of information in the brain and is required to remember things for a short period of time, like
repeating a phone number to yourself before you can dial it on a phone.
Drinking coffee also benefits your memory in the long run. In France, women who drank 3 or more cups of coffee
daily were 30% less likely to have memory problems at age 65 than women who drank a single cup of coffee or less.
BE aware, drinking tea produces the same effect, but according to the study, you would have to drink about 2 cups of
tea for every one of coffee.
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