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A recent scientific study has revealed statistical correlations between certain types of bacteria present on the tongue and cognitive performance as well as the speed of information processing. The results showed that the bacterium "Prevotella hesitica" is associated with faster responses in specific tests, while the presence of "Haemophilus parainfluenzae" was linked to improved memory accuracy and emotion recognition in some cases. The researchers confirmed that aging is the most significant factor affecting declines in cognitive performance and explained that bacteria might aid in converting nitrates into nitric oxide, which enhances blood flow and brain function. They noted that further studies are needed to better understand the relationship, mentioning limitations such as sample size and other uncontrolled factors that could influence the results.
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