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Role of diet in brain health

Published : Thursday, 25 July, 2024 at 12:00 AM  Count : 187
Dear Sir

The health of our brains is paramount, influencing everything from our daily decisions to our long-term well-being. As we navigate life's challenges, it's essential to consider how our diet can support cognitive function and brain health.

Fatty fish, such as salmon and trout, are rich in omega-3 fatty acids, crucial for brain development and function. These nutrients have been linked to improved memory, concentration, and mood. Research even suggests that regular consumption of fish may increase the gray matter in our brains, which houses vital nerve cells responsible for decision-making and emotion regulation.

Coffee, a staple for many, offers more than just a morning boost. Its caffeine content helps to keep us alert by blocking adenosine, a chemical that induces sleepiness. Additionally, coffee is packed with antioxidants that protect our brain cells from oxidative stress and inflammation. 

Studies suggest that regular consumption of blueberries can improve memory and cognitive function, making them a delicious addition to any diet.

By incorporating these foods into our meals-whether enjoying a salmon dinner, savoring a morning cup of coffee, or adding blueberries to our yogurt-we can nourish our brains and support long-term cognitive health.

Adnan Anan Sikder
Student, Department of CSE, East West University


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