Neuroscientist says the drink he has in the morning may be better than coffee
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- A neuroscientist says coffee may not be the most beneficial morning drink.
- The short report says he recommends another beverage to help improve memory and concentration.
Coffee may not be the best morning choice for people looking to improve memory and concentration, according to a neuroscientist cited by Delfi.
The researcher recommends another drink, which the short report introduces as a potentially more beneficial alternative to coffee. It does not identify the beverage in the supplied text.
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