#Omega3 - This essential fatty acid makes up to 18% of the brain’s weight and is helpful for boosting brain function & reducing #inflammation in the body.
Where to get Omega-3: flaxseeds, walnuts, salmon, beef, soybeans, tofu, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower.
#BrainHealth#health
Electrolytes are minerals that help with nerve and muscle function as well as hydration, balancing pH, rebuilding tissue, and removing waste. Adding them to your water can help with adequate hydration and replenishing lost minerals after sweating or working out.
Red cabbage has twice as much dietary fiber as white cabbage, and it contains purple pigments called anthocyanins that have #antiinflammatory activity. #healthyeating#healthyfood
One recent study found that a steady exercise routine—even one that starts later in life—can cut one's risk of developing dementia nearly in half.
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Aging gracefully isn’t about trying to look like a 20-something. It’s about living your best life & having physical and mental #health to enjoy & make the most of it. Don't lead an anti-aging lifestyle for superficial reasons, do it b/c it'll keep you running on all cylinders.
Sperm counts are declining worldwide — and at a rate more than double that since the turn of the century — according to one of the world’s leading environmental and reproductive epidemiologists, who says endocrine-disrupting chemicals are likely to blame.
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Today is National Women Physicians day. Did you know that data show that female physicians tend to spend more time with patients, are more active listeners, relate to more patients with more compassion and have greater patient satisfaction? I AM one of these women physicians
The latest research and national data suggest women are drinking more alcohol to cope with stress, move up at work, feel confident, and have fun—or be perceived as having fun.
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A common sleep mistake is all-over-the-map bedtimes. Late nights and trying to ‘catch-up’ by sleeping-in on weekends will interfere with finding your sleep rhythm. Your body clock functions best on a routine, so hit the hay and rise at roughly the same time 7 days a week.