Brain fog

@celticeagle (189838)
Boise, Idaho
September 1, 2015 4:13pm CST
I was playing a game on FB and realized I am getting brain fog. I know that after an trying time when I get anxiety and all I don't track very well. But, also I am seeing where if I have something in front me it takes me afew seconds to realize what I am looking at and take it all in. Like five cards in front of me and I have to focus for a few seconds and realize what cards are up. So I googled 'brain food' and thought I would share what I found with you. A list of foods that are good for cognitive, memory, focus, and all round mental function. [/b]Spinach(iron), eggs(yolks contain choline which improves focus, and overall cognitive performance), red meat(healthy levels of iron improve mental function; while iron deficiency blocks oxygen flow through the body and brain, causing mental fatigue.), walnuts(high in oxidants that helps with brain function and Omega 3),lentils(has vitamin B in that enhances brain power and increases dopamine function that improves move and brain performance.)beets(encourages fresh blood flow to the brain), oats(glucose for brain power), sardines(Yuck! can take a fish pill instead. Omega 3 and EPA and DHA), and [b]flax( boost the performance of your cerebral cortex, the area of the brain that registers touch and taste; it also repairs damage or stress to brain and nerve tissues.) So happy eating and thought it was interesting.
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@owstalaga (4825)
• Philippines
2 Sep 15
Do you perhaps have amalgam or mercury fillings in your teeth? I believe that contributes to brain fog, among other sicknesses. I haven't had the chance to have mine removed. It's been several years since I first thought of having it removed and changed but still haven't had the chance to do so. I hope you get to eat all the food you need to help you ease the brain fog.
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@celticeagle (189838)
• Boise, Idaho
2 Sep 15
Not that I am aware of. I hope so too.
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@owstalaga (4825)
• Philippines
3 Sep 15
@celticeagle Well maybe you don't have any because you aren't aware of it. I have 6 teeth with amalgam fillings since I had cavities removed back in high school. As far as I know, brain fog is caused by toxic metals in the body. Some people just go through detox to get rid of them but of course it should be done safely.
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@owstalaga (4825)
• Philippines
4 Sep 15
@celticeagle Alright. Share when you've tried it. Hope it works.
@besweet (9831)
• Ireland
1 Sep 15
It's very interesting indeed! I find chocolate to be very helpful when I need to focus and have a clean brain. Since I was a student, I was eating one bar of chocolate before my exam and it was helping me concentrate. The foods that you mentioned are much healthier and they provide long-term results and probably a lot of extra benefits. I ate lentils yesterday so I guess I will see the benefits soon!
@celticeagle (189838)
• Boise, Idaho
2 Sep 15
Chocolate, huh? I know it is relaxing. I love lentils and beans. Spinach and walnuts. Pickled beets aren't too bad.
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