Mental function can begin to decline at 45

MENTAL function can begin to decline as early as age 45, according to research.

It suggests the brain’s capacity for memory, reasoning and comprehension begins to wane much earlier than previously thought.

While 60 has been cited as the age people experience a difference in their thinking abilities, the new study found decline could actually hit people much younger.

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