Brain Food

Brain is a complex machine, which needs to be serviced from time to time as our other machines. Proper dietary intake can avert memory loss in the old age. Just as you follow a diet for your health, maintain one for your brain as well to be smarter than a 5th grader!
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Memory Tips You Can Use Today
Some memory tips for maintaining good brain health and reversing memory decline.

Training Your Brain For Success: Can Some Foods Make You Smarter?
Recent researches show that certain foods like nuts and seeds, can boost your self-esteem and stabilize your mood. Whether you believe it or not, if you consume large quantities of any kind of nuts (almonds, hazelnuts, walnuts etc) and seeds (sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds etc) you will experience mood balance and you will start thinking clearer and be happier.

Eat Smart
Essential steps to improve your brain power through diet. It should not come as a surprise that what we eat has an effect on how well we think. If it is possible to boost our mind's performance through diet, it must definitely be worth a try. So, what is the supreme food for thought?

Feed Your Head - It's A (duh) "No-Brainer"
What is the cause and effect relationship between nutrition and mental health? Do so-called "Brain Food" supplements really work?

Brain Food
As new research published today reveals a link between poor diet and mental ill health, Fran Gorman says it's time for the government to act

Brain Foods – How Eating Right Can Save Your Brain
Eating "smart" is important for a healthy brain. Learn which foods can improve your thinking, creativity and memory.

How Eating Fats Can Make Your Smarter
Our brains evolved to function on a prehistoric diet that has changed radically over the years. The result is a diet that can destroy your creative thinking and lead to impaired memory and capacity for learning. Learn how the right foods can improve your thinking and preserve your brain.

Spain Brain Gain is Food for Thought
Better food and healthcare mean younger Spaniards are not only much taller than mamá and papá but seem to have bigger, better brains, researchers at universities in Madrid and Barcelona have discovered.