Chocolate and supplement makers pool support for research into cocoa and vitamin supplements, with minor payoffs for memory.
Scientific researchers find funding in strange places, but support for clinical trials from Mars, a company best known for candy bars, has to be among the strangest. Pair it with support from the maker of a well-known brand of multivitamin, and you’ve got the COcoa Supplement and Multivitamin Outcomes Study, or, intended to test the health effects of the seemingly disparate combination of cocoa extract and a multivitamin for seniors.
The researchers assessed several kinds of memory capacities in the 3,562 study participants, including immediate recall of words, recall of words after a delay , attention and recognition of new objects. The results showed an effect over placebo only for immediate recall. , participants were all men and all doctors, age 65 or older. The results showed no benefit of a multivitamin on overall cognition.One finding showed that for people in their 60s or older, taking the multivitamin Centrum Silver was associated with better verbal recall at three years compared with those taking a placebo.
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