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sommai - stock.adobe.com Here’s a recipe to feed your brain. For Dr. Jonathan J. Rasouli, a board-certified spinal neurosurgeon at Northwell Health, keeping your mind sharp doesn’t just happen ...
which has its own brain benefits thanks to an essential amino acid called tryptophan. You might also freeze berries and blend them into a sorbet with a touch of lemon juice and maple syrup.
Eating more greens in diet, such as kale and leeks, can help slow brain aging, improve memory, and support long-term ...