The MIND diet is an eating plan that includes:
- Vegetables: At least two servings per day, including one serving of leafy greens
- Berries: Two to five servings per week
- Whole grains: At least three servings per day, with an emphasis on minimally processed grains
- Nuts and seeds: At least five servings per week, including peanuts
- Beans: At least three to four servings per week
- Seafood: At least one serving per week, with a focus on fatty fish like salmon, mackerel, herring, or sardines
- Poultry: At least two servings per week, with a focus on light meat without skin
- Extra-virgin olive oil: Two tablespoons per day
- Wine: One glass per day
- The MIND diet is associated with:
- A lower risk of Alzheimer's disease
- Slower cognitive decline
- Reduced risk of cognitive issues
- Slowing cognitive decline after stroke .
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