Fida Abbott: Smart Tips for a Healthy Brain (Part 2)

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Friday, January 07, 2022

Smart Tips for a Healthy Brain (Part 2)

As we age, it's normal to experience gradual cognitive decline. Symptoms include forgetfulness, slowed processing, and difficulty learning new information and focusing. I experience the first symptom: forgetfulness. For an example: I need to go upstairs to take something. After I went upstairs and had a short conversation with other family member, I then noticed that I forgot what I needed to do by going upstairs. I then went downstairs and would like to continue what I was doing, and then, I remembered why I needed to go upstairs. So, I went upstairs again and went straight what I needed to do before I forgot. 😊
As I learned from several sources, there are actions we can take now to maintain mental acuity and help slow mental decline. We can call: Cognitive Support. I will begin with what we consume in traditional action and its alternative.

Source: Twelve Great Foods for a Healthy Brain • Cindy Hilliard Nutrition

Traditional: 1. Eat a healthy diet: fruits, veggies, plant oil, cold-water fatty fish, seeds, or try the Mediterranean Diet.2. Do not smoke. Smokers experience cognitive decline faster than non-smokers.3. Limit alcohol. Consuming too much alcohol may lead to changes in memory, emotions, and coordination
Alternative:1. Drink green tea, It has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. It contains caffeine and the amino acid L-theanine, which may improve alertness and cognitive function.2. Take fish oil. Omega-3 fatty acids help maintain cell membranes and facilitate cell function.3. Take B vitamins. They can help support nervous system function, brain function, red blood cell development, and cellular energy and dopamine production.4. Try essential oils. Citrus, eucalyptus, peppermint, ginger, rosemary, and sage oils may help increase alertness.5. Make coffee, Even the small of coffee may improve attention, memory, and alertness.
I do all traditional actions. I eat veggies and fruits every day. I do not smoke, neither consume alcohol.
For alternative actions: we can consume green, coffee, and multivitamin. I do not consume green tea and coffee a lot because those can cause me palpitations if I consume too much, so I seldom to consume them in the last two years ago, but I consume multivitamin, and my husband and my daughter do, too. (*)
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