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Gary Small, M.D., is the Director of Behavioral Health Breakthrough Therapies at Hackensack Meridian Health, New Jersey’s largest, most comprehensive and integrated healthcare network. Dr. Small has often appeared on the TODAY show, Good Morning America, and CNN and is co-author (with his wife Gigi Vorgan) of 10 popular books, including New York Times bestseller, “The Memory Bible,” “The Small Guide to Anxiety,” and “The Small Guide to Alzheimer’s Disease.”

Tags: MIND diet | brain health | beans | berries
OPINION

Is Your Diet Brain-Friendly?

Dr. Small By Friday, 22 June 2018 04:22 PM EDT Current | Bio | Archive

A study from Rush University Medical Center in Chicago has demonstrated the brain-protective effects of consuming certain heart-healthy foods while avoiding other unhealthy foods.

The MIND diet emphasizes 10 brain-healthy food groups and recommends minimal consumption of five unhealthy food groups.

To get a better idea of how close you are to consuming a MIND diet, check off all of the following food groups you currently consume on a regular basis:

Healthy Food Groups

• Beans
• Berries
• Fish
• Green leafy vegetables
• Other vegetables
• Nuts
• Olive oil
• Poultry
• Whole grains
• Wine

To get a better idea of foods you need to minimize to make your brain healthier, check off all of the following unhealthy food groups that you currently consume on a regular basis.

Food Groups to Avoid

• Butter and margarine
• Cheese
• Fast or fried foods
• Pastries and sweets
• Red meats

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A study from Rush University Medical Center in Chicago has demonstrated the brain-protective effects of consuming certain heart-healthy foods while avoiding other unhealthy foods.
MIND diet, brain health, beans, berries
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