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The goal is not to chase individual nutrients, Boules says, but to create a daily pattern that consistently supports brain function. Easy brain-boosting meals and snacks youll actually want to eat To give you some inspiration, here are a few ideas for approachable meals and snacks that include nutrients that are important for brain function and protecting against brain fog: Salmon-Quinoa Power Bowl: Grilled salmon (omega-3s, vit D, B12, protein), quinoa and chickpeas (fiber, iron, folate, plant protein), baby spinach and broccoli (choline, folate, antioxidants), drizzle of olive oil (healthy fat to enhance nutrient absorption) Veggie Omelet with Avocado Toast: 2-3 whole eggs (choline, vit D, B12, protein), spinach, peppers, mushrooms (folate, vit C, antioxidants), 1 slice whole-grain toast (fiber, B vitamins) topped with smashed avocado (omega-3 ALA, vit E) Tofu-Edamame Stir-Fry: Firm tofu (choline, iron, calcium, protein), edamame (protein, omega-3 ALA, folate, iron), mixed veggies: broccoli, bok choy, carrots (fiber, antioxidants, vit C), brown rice or quinoa base (fiber, B6), light soy-ginger sauce (low sodium) Lentil-Chicken Salad: Grilled chicken breast (protein, B6, B12)
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