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5 Excellent Brain Foods



 Here are 5 excellent brain foods that help boost memory, focus, and overall mental health:

Fatty fish

  • (e.g., salmon, sardines, mackerel) – Rich in omega-3 fatty acids, which support brain cell structure and improve communication between neurons.



Blueberries 

  • Packed with antioxidants that protect the brain from oxidative stress and improve memory. Blue colour is actually due to polyphenols that are antioxidants.


Walnuts 

  • Contain DHA (a type of omega-3) and antioxidants that improve cognitive performance.



Dark chocolate 

  •  In moderation, it boosts blood flow to the brain and improves mood and focus due to flavonoids and caffeine.


Leafy greens 

  • (e.g., spinach, kale, broccoli) – High in vitamin K, lutein, and folate, which help slow cognitive decline.

 I can also give you a quick brain-boosting snack plan combining these foods so you can feed your brain every day. If you want that plan, please ask in the comment section

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