Brain Fog

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Brain Fog
Brain Fog

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Ever worry about your brain's health like you do your heart, lungs, kidneys and so on? Until recently I hadn't given this a second thought, although I've always believed that mental health is as important as physical health.

It had never occurred to me that I could affect my brain through food or drink until I suffered really serious brain fog, a term that has been used rather loosely to define that muddled feeling, which causes us to act out of character, sometimes rather zanily, forgetting little things (the keys) and sometimes big things (where the car is parked). Not that all brain fog isn't serious but some aspects get more attention than others, if you ask me.

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Ever worry about your brain's health like you do your heart, lungs, kidneys and so on? Until recently I hadn't given this a second thought, although I've always believed that mental health is as important as physical health.

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Can’t think of the word on the tip of your tongue? Regularly misplace your car keys or waste time hunting for your reading glasses only to find them on top of your head? You aren’t alone. By around age 50, most people notice that they are becoming more forgetful. Whether you call it “senior moments” or “brain fog,” it pretty much happens to us all. Here are seven ways to beat forgetfulness.

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