Brain Night Off

posted on October 5, 2009 in Beer Collectibles

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Improve Your Brain Health

As we get older, our brains get rusty. This deterioration of the brain eventually leads to Alzheimer's disease. There are ways to improve you brain health however and decrease your chances of getting Alzheimer's disease.

Eating a lot of colorful fruits and vegetables is important for brain health. The brighter the colors the better, because fruits and vegetables like this contain a lot of antioxidants which help rid the body of toxins. Studies have shown that people who a lot of fruits and vegetables have a 70% lower chance of getting dementia as they grow older.

Another way you can improve your brain health is by taking a vitamin B supplement everyday. Most Americans are vitamin B deficient because we consume too much alcohol, coffee, sugar and cigarettes; all which deplete the body of vitamin B. Without enough vitamin B in our diets, we are at an increased risk for Alzheimer's, as well as other frightening diseases such as depression, Parkinson's disease, cancer, heart attacks and strokes. You can also increase your vitamin B intake by eating more beans and green leafy vegetables.

Having a lot of stress in your life also increases the risk of Alzheimer's. Try exercising more, meditation and not getting worked up over little things. Eating more good fats will also increase your chances of having good brain health. Most of your brain is made up of fats, but not the type that comes from a hot dog. People who eat a lot of fried fats are at an increased risk for dementia, whereas people who eat good fats such as fish, nuts, flax seeds and other sources of omega-3 fatty acids are at much lower risk.

Your brain also needs enough rest to keep up good health. Try to get 7-8 hours of sleep each night so your brain will keep functioning at its top capacity. Exercising is also very effective in promoting good brain health. It will keep you alert, lively and more focused when you are dealing with other activities. Exercise is also vital to other parts of your body so you should try to fit it in at least a few times a week.

Just as exercising is important for your body and brain, working your brain out so to speak is also important for good brain health. Don't stop using your mind as you grow older. Keep it active by reading, doing crosswords or math problems - any type of brain activity to enjoy doing will help. As we get older, our brains get rusty. This deterioration of the brain eventually leads to Alzheimer's disease. There are ways to improve you brain health however and decrease your chances of getting Alzheimer's disease.

Eating a lot of colorful fruits and vegetables is important for brain health. The brighter the colors the better, because fruits and vegetables like this contain a lot of antioxidants which help rid the body of toxins. Studies have shown that people who a lot of fruits and vegetables have a 70% lower chance of getting dementia as they grow older.

Another way you can improve your brain health is by taking a vitamin B supplement everyday. Most Americans are vitamin B deficient because we consume too much alcohol, coffee, sugar and cigarettes; all which deplete the body of vitamin B. Without enough vitamin B in our diets, we are at an increased risk for Alzheimer's, as well as other frightening diseases such as depression, Parkinson's disease, cancer, heart attacks and strokes. You can also increase your vitamin B intake by eating more beans and green leafy vegetables.

Having a lot of stress in your life also increases the risk of Alzheimer's. Try exercising more, meditation and not getting worked up over little things. Eating more good fats will also increase your chances of having good brain health. Most of your brain is made up of fats, but not the type that comes from a hot dog. People who eat a lot of fried fats are at an increased risk for dementia, whereas people who eat good fats such as fish, nuts, flax seeds and other sources of omega-3 fatty acids are at much lower risk.

Your brain also needs enough rest to keep up good health. Try to get 7-8 hours of sleep each night so your brain will keep functioning at its top capacity. Exercising is also very effective in promoting good brain health. It will keep you alert, lively and more focused when you are dealing with other activities. Exercise is also vital to other parts of your body so you should try to fit it in at least a few times a week.

Just as exercising is important for your body and brain, working your brain out so to speak is also important for good brain health. Don't stop using your mind as you grow older. Keep it active by reading, doing crosswords or math problems - any type of brain activity to enjoy doing will help.

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Questions & Answers about Brain Night Off


Who watches "I love money," on Mtv? Don't you wish Megan would have got voted off last night?

I think the entertainer (Frank) is thinking with a body part that is a lot lower then his brain.

who watches "I love Money"?

I guess good Christians like you watch hedonistic crap like this show.

You are what is wrong with Christianity today.

You go to church on Sunday and then watch this show later that night?
WTF?

NOSE RING INFECTION PLEASE REPLY ASAP OR I MIGHT HAVE MY NOSE CUT OFF!!?

hi,i got my nose pierced a few months ago and yesterday i was playing with my nose ring almost pushing it out.i have never pushed my nose ring out because it hurts. that night my the skin around my nose hurt. It was burning.The next day i had yellow and whitish puss and it seemed to look like a lit bit of blood too. Around my nose ring i had dry stuff on it. Later on there was a bubble formed beside my nose ring. i tried popping it and yellow and whitish puss came out. every time i out squeeze out the puss more puss would come and the bubble wouldn't pop. i sprayed the anti-septic spray that i had bought when i first got my nose done. I don't know what to do? How long will it take until my nose ring heals and how can i heal it without taking out the nose ring? APPARENTLY if i don't heal it my nose will get cut off and the infection will spread to my brain!!!
please reply ASAP!
thankyou

Please don't stress. It's not uncommon for a nose piercing to become infected when it's been played with or removed the first time. I used to do piercing and i have had my nose pierced for years, so i have been through this. First thing is to stop touching it! if you must poke at it wash your hands very well and disinfect any thing else you touch it with. (like tweezers or pins to pop bubbles (not suggested). STOP using the anti-septic, it's probably off and it's not going to help. Use diluted tea tree oil. Put a few drops on to a cotton bud and run under water quickly. Wipe around the hole and try to get some around the jewelery as well. There is no need to clean the inside of your nose.
Good luck and let me know how it goes.

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