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blueberries are good for the brain..
According to a research academic who was on The Science Programme recently on Australia's ABC Radio National stated that Blueberries are very good for your Brain. Apparently their is a certain enzyme not found in other foods which has been found to stave off Alzheimer's disease. Wherever the scientist now travels in the world to give lectures seminars etc he seeks out Blueberries. Noe as a matter of course I have them once a week. Besides I like them any way. To me they certainly taste very good. And I feel quite good after eating them. Let me know what you think after eating them !
Which vegetable improves memory power? in the News
- Government of Canada Investing to Help Market Canadian BlueberriesMarketwire2 days ago
OTTAWA, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Dec. 15, 2009) - The Government of Canada today announced a contribution of $49,000 to the British Columbia Blueberry Council to help growers market their products in key international markets. "Canadian blueberries are renowned around the world thanks to the expertise and the know-how of our growers," said Member of Parliament Ed Fast (Abbotsford). "Our Government ...
- Blueberries add flavorful flair to saladsToday's News-Herald2 days ago
(ARA) - A colorful side salad can round out a meal. A bountiful salad can be the meal! Any time of year, salads are a great way to get your fruits and vegetables and, with a little creativity, you can make great-tasting salads your family will enjoy every day.
- Carnegie Mellon engineers develop machine that visually inspects and sorts strawberry plantsEurekAlert!11 hours ago
( Carnegie Mellon University ) Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University's National Robotics Engineering Center have developed a plant-sorting machine that uses computer vision and machine learning to inspect and grade harvested strawberry plants and then mechanically sort them by quality -- tasks that until now could only be done manually.
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Gee I need a bucket of that then, Different berries are good for a variety of ailments or so I have been led to believe.
I also notice when I drink carrot juice I get an almost instant hit of something which aids my concentration and energy for some time..
Hmm, I didn't know this!
Just prior to taking a final exam in college, a friend handed me a slim slice of red apple. It is filled with electrolytes, and I swear the only reason I passed that exam (biology ~yuck) was due to the apple! If the professor had taught us the biological effects of vegetables and fruits, perhaps I wouldn't have NEEDED the apple slice in order to graduate! lol. Now that I am out of school, I still remember to eat a piece of apple whenever I have any sort of job training, etc. :~) Hey, it couldn't hurt!!
Interesting hub:-)
Carol
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Prince Maak says:
2 years ago
Good info, Barry.