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… is good for the Brain. Cross-sectional (observational) studies suggest that regular intake of dark chocolate (about 10 – 14 grams/day or about . 35 – . 5 oz) is associated with better cognitive performance in the elderly.
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Read More »Kim Smith is well known in the culinary arts and food service industry for her creativity and signature brain healthy recipes. Recently honored nationally as a “Top 10 Food Service Director,” she has had a successful 20+ year career in the New England senior living industry. An Advocate for Brain Healthy Eating As Director of … Continued Quickly think of the top five of what you would consider to be brain healthy foods. What did you come up with? Blueberries? Salmon? Nuts? Quinoa? If you did, great job! There is so much research being done on the brain-boosting power of diet. One food you likely did not have on your list, however is chocolate. Dark Chocolate to be specific. (Here is a list of additional brain healthy foods)
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Sesame seeds are rich in zinc. The mineral is essential to the health of the prostate, according to a study in the Indian Journal of Urology .
Read More »The amount of health-benefitting antioxidants decrease by a factor of 10, in descending order, from pure natural cocoa powder (the highest), to unsweetened baking chocolate, dark chocolate, semisweet baking chips, milk chocolate, and finally chocolate syrup (the least). “Dutch (alkali) processed” chocolate, the kind typically used in beverages and pastries, has significantly reduced amounts of the healthy antioxidants, so look for undutched or lightly dutched chocolates (which have 40% of original antioxidants). Heavily dutched cocoa/chocolate has only 10% of the original. So-called “white chocolate” is thought to have little to NO health benefits since it has practically NONE of the antioxidants described above, and consists primarily of sugar (55%) and fat (24%) including milk fat. [A Cautionary Note: People with migraine headaches often avoid chocolate of all kinds because it is thought to trigger migraines in some people. In addition, chocolate does contain caffeine (about 1/8 to ¼ the amount in a cup of coffee) so those very sensitive to caffeine may want to limit their intake, especially in the evening. Also, chocolate and cocoa products are poisonous to dogs and some other pets, so please keep them out of reach.]
A. Yes, chicken is good for increasing testosterone because chicken contains zinc and protein, which increases the testosterone levels in the body....
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The shelf life of most milk chocolate is one year; for most dark chocolate, it's two years. Chocolate keeps best between 65 and 70°F, away from...
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Fluxactive Complete is conveniently packed with over 14 essential prostate powerhouse herbs, vitamins and grade A nutrients which work synergistically to help you support a healthy prostate faster
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