Woman's Weekly (UK)

Seafood

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Seafood is incredibly beneficial to the brain. The omega-3 fatty acids are key to a healthy cardiovasc­ular system that supplies blood and nutrients to the brain. Many studies around the world have examined the relationsh­ip between seafood and dementia, and the results aren’t just consistent; they’re exceptiona­l and find a significan­t, lower risk with just one seafood meal per week. Yes, just one!

Nutrient-dense seafood include herring, lake trout, mackerel, oysters, pollock, prawns, salmon, sardines, scallops, sea bass, squid and tuna (fresh yellowfin tuna and tinned light tuna).

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