Food needed for brain health & memory?

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   jabelufirozposted 10 years ago

   Food needed for brain health & memory?

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   Caesarrposted 10 years ago

   take soya products, otherwise play puzzle based games e.g. sudoku

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      connieowposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Only use fermented soy products, because they are easier to digest and do not block thyroid function.

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   artist101posted 10 years ago

   
   
   Foods high in b-12 would be the first step. One of the symptoms of B-12 defiency is memory loss. Among the foods highest in b-12 are meat, dairy, eggs, as well as soy, and soy products. It may also be taken in supplement form, as a complex. The b vitamins work together, and are usually present in a multivitamin. B-12 is most effective either sublingually,or administered through injection. By your doctor. They also have come out witha no shot form, just recently.  http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003ARI8XQ/ref … YPQRA7F3XX It supplies 10,000 mg per tablet.
   The second essential element for brain health is the essential fatty acids. The brain is mostly made up of fats, therefore to keep it healthy, and to maintain congenative function your diet must include good fats. The good fats are obtained through foods such as nuts, and seeds, as well as good cooking oils such as walnut, coconut, and olive oil. The good fats do not remain solid at room temperature. So crisco,is not a good fat. Your body cannot utilize this, and will only deposit it around the waste,or in the arteries. Avocados are also a good source of fat. Guacamole is actually a health food,believe it or not. The essential fatty acids may also be obtained in supplement form, such as flax, fish,or krill oil. No fishy burps with Krill.
   For other tips read my article http://artist101.hubpages.com/hub/How-t … -naturally

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      Abby Campbellposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      I totally agree with artist101.

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      artist101posted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Thank you Abbey Campbell.

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   connieowposted 10 years ago

   There are a few herbs that will help with circulatory health. When the blood is clean and flows our brains function optimally.
   
   Gotu Kola is an herb that will help with improving circulation, considered an anti-inflammatory herb,  and aids the central nervous system.  Following the "Herbal PDR" information, it has several other benefits for the human condition.
   
   Brain and body exercise are a key component to healthy brains.  Even stretching several times a day can improve circulation.
   
   Stop ingesting sugars, such as processed, sodas, cakes, cookies, other types of similar foods. Sugar acts the same on your liver and kidneys as alcohol.
   
   Alcohol, drugs, even over the counter and prescription can interfere with your brain function. Read the side effects, contraindications and discuss alternatives with your doctor.
   
   Most important of all, make sure you do not have a disease that remains untreated.  If you can find a doctor who will provide you a complete blood panel, physical and consult on nutritional programs.
   
   Monitor yourself for a week, keep a journal, include food, drink, activities, events. Notice when you are at your peek, when you are not. The second week, adapt your life to benefit optimal brain health.  Practice memorizing a list of three words, then increasing to a dozen by the third week. Include meditation and deep breathing exercises.
   
   Good health, one day and one step at a time.
   
   Thank you for a great question.

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   Alexander Thomas2posted 6 years ago

   Some healthy food for the brain:-
   Avocados. This fruit is one of the healthiest ones you can consume and one of my all-time favorites.
   Beets.
   Blueberries.
   Bone Broth.
   Broccoli.
   Celery.
   Coconut Oil.
   Dark Chocolate.
   
   Some healthy food for the memory:-
   These 9 tips can show you how:
   
   Give your brain a workout
   Don't skip the physical exercise
   Get your Zs
   Make time for friends
   Keep stress in check
   Have a laugh
   Eat a brain-boosting diet
   Identify and treat health problems
   Take practical steps to support learning and memory

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