Dietitian's Dish Optimize Your Brain Health Registered Dietitian Tips

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Dietitian's Dish Optimize Your Brain Health Registered Dietitian Tips May 2019 Optimize Your Brain Health The recipe for optimizing brain function consists of adopting a healthy lifestyle as well as a balanced nutritious diet. This handout will teach you ways to fuel your brain in a way that will optimize brain health. It’s safe to say that food impacts many aspects of our lives from our energy level, to the way we feel, or our overall wellbeing. Did you know that food can also play a roll in brain health and function? Food impacts the way we think, the formation and growth of our brain, and can even contribute to how our brain functions in our later years of life! Currently, research is being done on the correlation between nutrition and certain neurodegenerative disorders such as Alzheimer’s disease. Though there is not a specific diet for brain health, a diet low in sodium, low in saturated fats, increased intake of unsaturated fats, and packed with fruits and vegetables can help contribute to our brain health, and improved cognition as we age. The earlier you adopt this type of diet, the earlier you can contribute to your brain’s health and development. Foods that optimize brain health and overall functioning are those with anti-inflammatory properties such as: Fruits and vegetables, such as berries and leafy greens Fatty fish, such as salmon, mackerel, and trout Nuts and seeds, such as walnuts, almonds, and sunflower seeds Avocado Plant-based oils, such as olive and canola oil Foods to avoid due to their inflammation enhancing properties include: Processed foods Fried foods Foods loaded with sodium, added sugar, trans fats, and other chemicals

Dietitian’s Dish Brain Health Game May 2019 Instructions: Draw a line connecting only the brain healthy food to the Brain Walnuts French Fries Blueberries Avocado S Salmon Hydrogenated oils Canola Oil Leafy Greens Sugary Beverages Sunflower seeds Answer Key: walnuts, blueberries, avocado, salmon, canola oil, leafy greens, sunflower seeds