Fish for the brain
Categories: Celebs & Entertainment, Nutrition & Supplements
Fish really is brain food. A recent European study of elderly men and women found that those who regularly ate seafood did way better on cognitive tests than those who ate little or none. The more fish these old folks ate, the better they did on their tests. Effects were more pronounced for non-processed lean fish and fatty fish.If you can't imagine eating a lot of fish, try to think outside the box. You don't have to consume only fillets and steaks. Try some smoked salmon with your eggs or dose a healthy salad with some canned tuna. Like anchovies? They count too.
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Dr. Kushal Banerjee 6-15-2008 @ 11:42AM
It has been long postulated in India. Many consider that in the states where people consume fish, people have better I.Q. and they are more creative.
It is mentioned for Japan as well. People in Japan have great brains, and they consume lots of fish / seafood.
I am a doctor and a social activist. I wanted to conduct a scientific study in India regarding the beneficial effects of fish. I still consider conducting such study if I get the opportunity to do so.
Regards,
Dr. K. Banerjee
http://www.no2ragging.org
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