omega-3 fatty acids and vitamins, Ericsson suggests. “Limit processed foods, sugary snacks and saturated fats, as they can negatively impact brain health,” she says. Also, both Ericsson and ...

omega-3 fatty acids and vitamins, Ericsson suggests. “Limit processed foods, sugary snacks and saturated fats, as they can negatively impact brain health,” she says. Also, both Ericsson and ...

omega-3 fatty acids and vitamins, Ericsson suggests. “Limit processed foods, sugary snacks and saturated fats, as they can negatively impact brain health,” she says. Also, both Ericsson and Carr say ...

Switching hands while working helps stimulate brain activity ... cakes, snacks, carbonated soft drinks, juices, or starchy foods. While indulging in these delicious, sugary delights may provide ...

That change marks the progression from dry AMD ... reducing your intake of refined carbohydrates like white flour; sugary snacks and drinks; saturated fats found in red meat and full-fat dairy ...

Fat-free snacks became widely popular in the 1990s ... they are likely to contain high sugar content, often comparable to sugary soft drinks. As well as artificial flavors, preservatives, and ...

Tip 7: Snack smart Choose healthier snacks like nuts, yoghurt, or sliced veggies with hummus when hunger strikes between meals. Avoid sugary or processed ... Healthy fats improve brain function: Omega ...

Brain activity in baby girls seems to be more complex than that in baby boys, a new study has found. For the research, Joel Frohlich at the University of Tubingen in Germany and his colleagues ...

Physical activity lowers risk of developing heart disease partly by reducing brain activity that gets triggered because of stress, new research has found. This brain activity linked to stress was ...

When Mosconi and her colleagues followed up with participants two years later, they found that metabolic activity tends to stabilize in some regions of the brain and that gray matter volume can ...