The guilty pleasure that could help ward off Alzheimer's and memory loss

New research showed memory scores improved following a trial

But the sweet treat could actually help us ward off memory loss, according to new research.

Results showed their memory scores improved by around 10 per cent more than their peers taking a placebo. This could be equivalent to one mug of tea, six squares of dark chocolate, a couple of servings of berries and apples.

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