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Improve brain health with the MIND diet
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Load up on vegetables
Make berries your sweet treat
Snack on nuts (and pass on the packaged stuff)
Cook with (mostly) olive oil
Embrace meat-free meals
Have fish once a week
Feel free to savor a glass of wine
Snack on nuts (and pass on the packaged stuff)
Nuts may be high in calories and fat, but they're packed with fat-soluble vitamin E, known for its brain-protective qualities.
Grab a handful at least five times a week instead of processed snacks like chips or pastries. Check the list of ingredients and opt for the dry-roasted or raw, unsalted kind without extra sodium, sweeteners or oils. (Hint: No-stir peanut butters have stuff added.)