Original post by stepht93
brainfood?
https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/howto/guide/10-foods-boost-your-brainpower
Moved to Food and drink.
Original post by stepht93
brainfood?
Glucose, nothing is better than this in form of a tablet. it recovers your nerves in an glimpse of an eye and you can take it whenever you need.
Blueberries.
Original post by DrawTheLine
Blueberries.
Yep!
Original post by Wolfram Alpha
Yep!
I saw a documentary a few years ago where students who drank a blueberry smoothie before an exam performed 11% better than those who didn't. Pretty impressive.
Original post by stepht93
brainfood?
Walnuts are good for the brain. It has a huge range of benefit of which there is an enhancement in ones metabolism. The initial seeds of the walnut does assist in aiding ones intellect massively,
I second blueberries and I also saw the documentary were the students who drank a blueberries smoothie did 11% better it was an episode of either food unwrapped or the truth about superfoods.
When I was revising and when I did my exams I drank a blueberry smoothie before hand and also eat them on a regular basis and my memory did improve
When I was revising and when I did my exams I drank a blueberry smoothie before hand and also eat them on a regular basis and my memory did improve
Pecans
Onions
Eat some kebab dipped into loads of garlic sauce then eat only biscuits for a week nothing else usually works
Original post by davidallen108
Eat some kebab dipped into loads of garlic sauce then eat only biscuits for a week nothing else usually works
Dude your talking about digestive biscuits again
Original post by Dija51
Dude your talking about digestive biscuits again
😂, they’re just so nice dipped into tea, I wish they don’t exist. I had 100s this week.
Original post by davidallen108
😂, they’re just so nice dipped into tea, I wish they don’t exist. I had 100s this week.
I know how you feel I love them too
Original post by Dija51
I know how you feel I love them too
I am am seriously addicted to them. I recall when I was unwel obviously I wasn’t allowed to have them. So my family chained me up so I couldn’t get them. I screamed, pleaded and wept but they didn’t unchain me for 2 days.
Many dietitians say that your supper must be really small and not fat at all, no sweets and all that. But how can I keep from eating a big piece of apple pie after a hard-working day? My wife wants me to be fit, and I try to do my best, still sometimes I break the rules and eat something delicious...I've showed her this site recently, https://recipent.com/, hope that she will cook for me something tasty and healthy as well, because I can't live without desserts!
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