Information that most people know and don’t know about human memory

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Memory plays an important role in human life. Without it, man loses his identity. In today's article we bring to your attention some interesting information about human memory!

Scientists believe that a young child is born with a "pure" memory. Scientific studies show that from the time a baby is twenty weeks old, its memory begins to take shape.

Human memory is a really complex process. It has not yet been thoroughly studied. But modern science brings a lot of interesting information about human memory.
As it turns out, the profession affects memory. Most of all, they have a good memory - speakers, preachers, teachers and scholars. Because the owners of these professions achieve this result due to constant practice, reading texts aloud. Because all parts and tissues of the brain are forced to work hard, the memory of scientists also tends to be remembered very well. Surprisingly, beekeepers also have a good memory if they consume more honey. This is because honey contains a lot of microelements that nourish the brain and increase memory. thus, a person who claims to improve his memory must constantly “engage” his brain and consolidate the results by eating honey.
It has been found that eating the same food every day slows down memory work.

There is also the idea that human memory develops by the age of twenty-five. Memory peaks at the age of 19-20. Then, until the age of fifty, the same period lasts. After that, the memory weakens.

It turns out that human memory can store 1-7 terabytes of information.
Humans, like computers, have fast (short-term) and long-lasting (permanent) memories. When it comes to quick memory, students who are preparing for an exam can be a shining example of this, as they forget what they already have after the exam. An example of a long-lasting memory is the memory of the elderly, who, although they complain of poor memory, recount the events of their childhood, which took place 60-70 years ago.