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the majority of individuals are
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concerned with weight loss Fitness heart
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Health and Longevity when it comes to
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eating however food has an impact on our
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brains in addition to our bodies welcome
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back to another bestie video fans it's
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unlikely that most individuals associate
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eating well with having a positive
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outlook or improved memory but for our
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minds to work as efficiently as possible
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they need premium gasoline just like an
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expensive car mood disorders and emotion
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regul ation are part of this the proverb
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you are what you eat is undoubtedly true
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in regards to the brain there are a
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plethora of foods that support brain
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health as well as some that may actually
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impair brain function we'll explain how
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different diets impact brain function in
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today's video you may learn about
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processed foods lipids sugar
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carbohydrates coffee and more by
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watching to the very end junk food and
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processed food junk food and processed
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food makes you feel happy a reward
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system in the brain hardwires us to
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perform actions that provide us pleasure
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such as indulging in delicious food
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dopamine is released and our reward
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circuits are activated when we consume
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junk food the pleasure from these
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satisfying foods can sometimes overwhelm
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our brains causing the brain to adjust
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by producing additional dopamine
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receptors this implies that we must
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consume more junk food to have the same
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kick which causes us to overeat this is
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also how a drug addict grows tolerant to
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the substance we therefore crave sweet
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and fatty foods because our brains are
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wired to seek out and demand rewarding
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things which junk food item is your
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weakness tell us right away in the
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comments box below junk food is more
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highly refined and has higher levels of
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sugars and fats than many natural foods
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which is what causes brain inflammation
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junk food can have an analogous effect
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on the brain as allergens do on oral
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inflammation this is referred to as
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neuroinflam infation and it initiates a
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self-reinforcing chain of events that
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results in further inflammation and the
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potential for neuronal damage
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researchers discovered that consuming
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junk food for as little as 5 days raised
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hippocampal inflammation levels
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individuals who have hippocampal
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impairment describe constant hunger the
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gut sends signals of fullness to the
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hippocampus thus consuming junk food
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might set off a vicious cycle that
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damages the hip aample region and makes
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you want to consume more reducing is the
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brain's capacity for learning the
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brain's memory Hub is the hippocampus as
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was previously mentioned in basic memory
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tests those who consume large amounts of
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junk food underperformed compared to
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those who maintain a balanced diet
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according to research memories are
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produced in the brain by connections
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between neurons storing our experiences
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they are continually rearranged in
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reaction to the surroundings the phrase
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neurons that fire together wire together
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or or neuroplasticity can be used to
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characterize this process diets high in
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junk food have been demonstrated to
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neuroplasticity which is necessary for
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us to quickly pick up new information
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and create new memories two
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Mediterranean diet one of the healthiest
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diets on the planet is the Mediterranean
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Mediterranean diabetes heart disease and
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other chronic illnesses like dementia
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can all be prevented with this diet
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there can be gains in memory and
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executive function as well as a slower
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rate of cognitive decline even with a
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lenient adherence to the Mediterranean
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diet it has also been demonstrated to
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reduce diabetes stroke and risk factors
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for brain disease adopting a healthier
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lifestyle which includes a Mediterranean
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diet can help you achieve a healthier
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brain and lower your risk of dementia
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fresh fruits and vegetables nuts and
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seeds legumes that are high in protein
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and oils derived from Plants such as
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Olive avocado sunflower or canola oil
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are essential components of
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Mediterranean cooking it also contains
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lean meats like chicken hog or beef
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whole grains high in fiber nuts and
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seeds and small amounts of seafood such
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omega-3 Rich fish prawns and scallops
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yogurt aged cheese and lowfat milk are
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examples of dairy products that are
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essential to this diet as part part of
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this diet you can also prepare wine one
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glass at most for women and two for men
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per day three carbohydrates although the
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brain makes up only 2% of our body
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weight it uses about 20% of the energy
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obtained from glucose this indicates
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that proper diet is essential for brain
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health in addition to serving as one of
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the building elements of carbs glucose
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is involved in the synthesis of
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Serotonin the chemical serotonin is in
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charge of regulating anxiet I and mood
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carbohydrates which include whole grains
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vegetables fruit rice potatoes and
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lactose are the main source of energy
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these are regarded as beneficial sources
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of carbohydrates which your body
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converts to glucose so that your brain
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can work a sufficient quantity of
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glucose is necessary for the brain to
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operate properly searching for
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bestie stuff four minerals and vitamins
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magnesium along with vitamins b c d and
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e is crucial for the growth and health
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of the brain a diet high in vitamins and
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minerals from fruits and vegetables is
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linked to a lower risk of cognitive
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issues as people age according to
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research vitamins B6 B12 and C are
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crucial for the health and development
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of neurons while thomine and E are
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particularly vital for the cells in the
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nervous system that transfer messages
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magnesium enhances synaptic plasticity
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which allows nerves to adapt and prevent
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harm it can be found in avocados spinach
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brown rice and almonds it may therefore
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Aid in the synthesis of energy and
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neurotransmitters battle stress and
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depression and enhance memory minerals
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and vitamins are also linked to a
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decreased chance of cognitive
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impairments vitamins E C D and the B
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vitamins are all crucial for preserving
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regular brain function vitamins B and C
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are also necessary for the brain's
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ability to produce energy five fats
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because they play a crucial role in the
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construction of cell membranes some fats
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are particularly significant to the
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brain they are also essential to the
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composition and operation of neurons
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Omega three fatty acids which are
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present in fish and are essential for
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the development of the eyes and brain
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make up about 60% of the brain the
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development of the brain during
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pregnancy and the early years of life
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depends on omega-3 fats which are
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present in olive oil and oily fish like
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salmon Herring and sardines the first
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year of life is when the remaining brain
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cells are laid down with a majority of
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brain cells developing prior to birth
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omega-3 fats are therefore essential
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during pregnancy and the early years of
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life additionally there is data that
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suggests that omega-3 dietary shortage
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May have a negative impact on cognition
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furthermore a large consumption of these
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fats can slow the onset and course of
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dementia six sugar refrain from
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consuming too much sugar when you need
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your brain to function at its peak your
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intellect since glucose is typically the
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primary fuel blood sugar levels have a
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significant influence on sugar although
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too much sugar does not directly damage
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the brain it does cause excessive
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insulin levels to be released insulin
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regulates the availability of various
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amino acids to the brain and impedes the
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transportation of most amino acids with
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the exception of tropin this substance
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crosses the bloodb brain barrier and
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converts into the Sleep hormones
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melatonin and serotonin you can actually
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go into a carb coma as a result of
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eating sugary meals there are numerous
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justifications for quitting sugar to
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gain further insight into these view 13
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Reasons Why sugar is very bad for you
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returning to how very ious Foods impact
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your brain seven probiotics your body is
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maintained in good health by the
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microorganisms that reside in your gut
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prebiotics they are essential to
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preserving the harmony between
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beneficial and harmful bacteria our
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stomachs and brains communicate with one
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other all the time to assist you know
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when to eat for instance your stomach
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signals your brain when you're unwell
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and need to see a doctor your stomach
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and brain communicate with one other m
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maintaining your probiotics is crucial
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since the beneficial bacteria will fend
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against illness and keep you well all
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day just consider this your brain
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communicates with your stomach when your
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body is under stress this explains why
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while you're sick you could end up with
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an upset stomach or digestive issues
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your stomach contains many of the same
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chemicals as your brain such as
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serotonin and dopamine these substances
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affect your mood and how you feel in
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general because of this a lot of
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professionals refer refer to the enteric
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nervous system or ens as its second
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brain your digestive system is regulated
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by the ens system aligning of nerves
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that communicates with your brain
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anytime you experience bloating or upset
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stomach eight caffeine it is generally
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acknowledged that one of the
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psychoactive chemicals with the highest
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Global usage rates is caffeine it can be
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present in many different meals and
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beverages it is a performance-enhancing
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drug that when taken in tiny dosages on
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the central nervous system to postpone
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fatigue and heighten alertness while the
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caffeine and tea could help older
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persons with their cognitive function it
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might cause issues for those who have
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difficulty falling asleep for years
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research has shown that those who drink
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tea and coffee have improved cognitive
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function coffee use has long been linked
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to a decreased risk of depression
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Parkinson's disease and Alzheimer's
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disease related cognitive problems there
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are more things you can do to maintain
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optimal brain function in a addition to
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eating the correct foods and avoiding
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the wrong ones the most crucial ones are
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lowering anxiety and tension see reduce
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stress and anxiety by teaching your
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brain not to worry or nine natural ways
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to relieve stress and anxiety for more
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information so if you want to improve
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your ability to manage Stress and
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Anxiety feel free to watch one or both
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of the films which unhealthy brain food
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