Our favorite doctor, Neal Barnard MD, has a new book out that is called, “Power Foods for the Brain: An Effective 3-Step Plan to Protect Your Mind and Strengthen Your Memory”. Check it out!
Also, Dr. Barnard was on the Dr. Oz show on the 8th of this month. It’s was fantastic interview! It got pulled from YouTube, but here’s Dr. Barnard on CBS News.
Love Neal Barnard! Can’t wait to get a copy of this book….. will add it to my wishlist lol
Yes, same here Sandy! I own all of his books, except for this one! 🙂 They are all excellent!
Hi there UrbanVeganChic! You see, i love cooking and I was wondering if you can share a recipe that involves ingredients that are friendly to the brain? I have a one-year old and i am very conscious regarding his health.
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Hi Elena,
I’d recommend any recipe that you think he’d enjoy that involves veggies, legumes, grains and fruits! Any food that doesn’t involve animal products and metals (like Dr. Barnard mentions in his video) will support healthy brain function. The following ideas are from PCRM’s “Kid Health” menu.
You can serve him hot oatmeal for breakfast with a variety of fruits.
For lunch, you could make small sandwiches on whole-wheat tortillas with hummus or a bean dip, add some shredded carrots & baby spinach leaves or whatever other veggies you think he might like. Red bell peppers are a great source of lycopene and vitamins A, C, and K. The antioxidants in vitamins A & C help prevent cell damage and support immune function. I’d pack in all those great nutritious veggies whenever possible! I posted a recipe the other day and will post another one this weekend that you might like. Check it out!
Health & Happiness, Nina