@@vidhanchandrasahu1185 what you get from whole foods by stripping all nutrients. like by converting sugar beet to sugar, sunflower seeds to sunflower oil, or grains to starch.
The video also mentioned oily fish as beneficial, but that could be replaced by other sources of Omega 3, like ground flax seeds, chia seeds, walnuts, and algae based DHA/EPA supplements.
In middle east, thyme is a very important memory enhancer, it is consumed in mixture, at breakfast in form of pizza with olive oil called mannoushé, mannaish in plural. The mixture comes with various ingredients but thyme, sesame grains and somach are the base.
well fish isnt as good as people say, due to the heavy metals and neurotoxins found in its meat. but there are a specific selection of fish that is better. only good thing with fish is the fat
@bh-hl9pn And I've always wondered what the content would be, especially mercury, if they tested AFTER cooking it. Mercury will evaporate. Of course I prefer sashimi, so that doesn't apply to me LOL.
The video also mentioned oily fish as beneficial, but that could be replaced by other sources of Omega 3, like ground flax seeds, chia seeds, walnuts, and algae based DHA/EPA supplements.
@@someguy2135 that's true. I used to rely on DHA supplements and chia/ flax seeds. I have recently decided to incorporate sardines into my diet now, though.
Why not use 100% cocoa powder in porridge - make sure its not got any carbonate added, that ruins polyphenols. I use tesco own brand. And i drink Clipper white tea (even more polyphenols and less caffiene than green tea). As for berries, my deepfreeze is full of blackberries picked locally - they grow everywhere on abundance in August and September - much better than supermarket!
The only thing about dark chocolate is that the plant that produces it is very good at absorbing heavy metals and most chocolate has trace heavy metals on them, I believe cadmium was the main one. So you have to be careful how much you consume.
OK. Then its also good to take charcoal and bentonite clay once a week to absorb the heavy metals in the body. Enjoy your cacao and clean out the heavy metals.
@@BBC_GlobalIn Kerala state of India there are people who eat less food during their youth and middle age and still has excellent memories even in the 90s. So all these theories that you have to eat blueberries and strawberries and other berries and chocolates to maintain memory power is not true. There are a million other factors that affect the human brain. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
As an ethical vegan, who also educated myself about nutrition, I only consume a wholefood plant based diet, and eat flax and chia seeds, but I'm aware that Algae oil supplements are available in lieu of fish. Plus I have inherited a photographic memory, which is still fine. And yes sleep is important too. But avoiding stress is also important, as so many employers stress out the employees, and that is when people eat junk food.
I wonder if in some cases of memory loss if the memory in question still exists in the neural network but the person cannot recall it, so I wonder if there are nutrients, some sort of TMS or therapeutic strategies or exercises to reconnect with that memory. That there are representatives of experiences held in our brains is wonderful and where no sensory information, that our brains create sensory experience. Dreams, memories of feeling. ❤
You miss the research carried out recently in 2017 in which it had been proved that a continuous very small dose of THC improves the brain of the elderly. And then there is the rare situation that one moves to a different country being 80 years old and has to learn the different language. This fact alone improves memory.
Exactly! The key is to never stop learning. Just how you if you don't drive a car for too long it gets malfunctioned and rusty instead of lasting longer. Use it or lose it. You gotta keep polishing those neurons
"Vegetables" - shows a pic of avocados which are rather fruit; leaves out black tea which some studies have shown to be just as effective as green tea (common factor = catechin tannins).
What about pasture raised eggs? Ones with deep orange yolk because they feed the chickens a healthy variety of foods and let them go out side in the sun? I thinks its the super food of super foods .
Insulin sensitivity is relatively low in the morning, so that fruit in the morning should be discouraged. A protein-based meal is best as first meal of the day, followed by at least a two-hour pause to allow for digestion (and to avoid unfavorable food combinig), after which fruit can then be taken, when insulin sensitivity is up
Honestly, I did know that fast food can't really improve anything much but make you feel stuffed when you eat too much. And I don't usually enjoy any of lists mentioned in the video except purple grapes and for chocolate, it must be sweet ones. I believe that is why I can't really remember vividly about my childhood events and even people. At this point, I really need to be proactive handling my food routine to work my brain functions better especially for my long term memory. 👐👍
A few notes GI of grapes isn’t low it better consume blueberries and green tea watch out for chocolate most of chocolate including dark one contains high amounts of heavy metals
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Memory is NOT in our brain. And in our current Developing-Circuit, Memory is for down-going, (Minimum-performance) but the up-going Intelligence will fully compense. Yaeh, living=fresh food is better for our overall development. Memory/store, recall/Instinct, + Feeling and Intelligence, Power=Gravity is also a part of mental functions.
I have read many books, I listened to many RUclips videos by many of the worlds leading gurus and health experts but nothing came close to the hidden herbs by anette ray. I recommend everyone giving it a read.
OK we’re getting somewhere. I have some follow up questions for you. 1) can we be sure those “improved memory scores” were the result of eating fruit or the result of not being malnourished? 2) can you cite actual studies or just say that “studies show” because you’re reading a script? My Grandmother ate what the government recommended and still got Alzheimer’s even though she worked everyday, even though she was really smart she even forgot me, one of her closest grandkids. She had no idea who I was. She wasn’t a smoker or drinker so you can’t blame that and she wasn’t lazy So lifestyle is completely eliminated from causation. Maybe the grains and sugar whether refined or carbohydrates are to blame? Some have speculated that Alzheimer’s is caused by oxidation in our brains and not cooking in aluminum, copper or iron cookware would’ve prevented this, would it have? They claim stainless steel would’ve prevented it but you have a proven source of dangerous chromium in stainless steel, so no it’s no better. So cook on glass only? Well it’s a thought but glass can be troublesome too from certain heavy metals used to give glass its colors.
Dementia other than genetic is considered Type 3 diabetes. Too many sugars are unhealthy; too high blood glucose is unhealthy for us all. And yes, there is no protocol that guarantees complete protection from any disease process.
That’s what we call a risk, these studies on most occasions they are assessing the risk of getting some thing. It doesn’t mean that if you are not at risk of getting a condition you can’t suffer from it. For example taking Alcohol puts at risk of get Alzheimer’s disease, this doesn’t mean that someone can’t suffer from the disease if she doesn’t take Alcohol neither does it mean that everyone taking Alcohol will suffer from the disease
Of course it can. Look at the bear the video showed eating blueberries. Bears never get lost in the woods due to their superior memory. After seeing this video with its ample scientific proof I' m totally convinced. Good work, dr. BBC.
Grapes/Grape Juice Blue Berries/Any berries I guess Dark Chocolate Fish/Fish Oil Dont eat too much junk foods Eat greeny foods, vegetables and fruits Exercise daily Get enough sleep, 7-8 hours, if you have time in the afternoon you can nap for 3-5 hours. Exercise your brain by playing board games and other brain training games, read books and learn something new everyday, watch documentaries and news, watch educational videos Limit screen time, too much screen time causes poor memory and poor attention span because the uv light affects your brain, the uv light also gives you insomnia and fatigue. Meditate/Manage Stress Breathe fresh air, go outside for a walk or ride your bike Socialize with people.
I eat lots of fruits, drink dark chocolate I make myself from dark cocoa, I follow a Mediterranean diet as I live in Italy and I forgot I already saw this video.
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berries
grapes
dark chocolate
no processed food
green tea
generally healthy diet mostly based on fruits and vegetables
So what are the refined foods?
@@vidhanchandrasahu1185 what you get from whole foods by stripping all nutrients. like by converting sugar beet to sugar, sunflower seeds to sunflower oil, or grains to starch.
The video also mentioned oily fish as beneficial, but that could be replaced by other sources of Omega 3, like ground flax seeds, chia seeds, walnuts, and algae based DHA/EPA supplements.
Lion's Mane mushrooms have improved memory in studies. They can be grown at home with kits.
Matcha Green Tea should be the most effective, since it also includes the leaves of the plant.
Enough sleep is also key, it helps get rid of amyloid plaques within neuron transmitters in the brain.
Bonus: side-sleeping on the right side is preferable for optimizing the glymphatic system. Though left side is still better than back or stomach.
@@Lennybird91 I have read somewhere that sleeping on right side could pressurise the liver. But I’m not sure
The Beta amyloid plaque theory was debunked like 2 years ago. Must be another mechanism with the same result.
Better sleep like a dead person
Sleep is always number one by far then followed by enough movement/exercise and healthy food!
Red grapes, blueberries, green tea, cocoa, fish/Omega-3. You're welcome.😮
Not all heroes wear capes
>70% cocoa to be precise
😎 Thank you so very much!
@@pupunoob matcha is also very good
Thank You ❤️
In middle east, thyme is a very important memory enhancer, it is consumed in mixture, at breakfast in form of pizza with olive oil called mannoushé, mannaish in plural. The mixture comes with various ingredients but thyme, sesame grains and somach are the base.
For everyone reading this, finding the banned book called the hidden herbs by anette ray should be your top priority
I ask why?
I ask why banned?
SPAM dont listen to this bot
My swedish grandfather said "eat your fish, it's brain food". I thought that was silly until science caught up to that ancient teaching.
well fish isnt as good as people say, due to the heavy metals and neurotoxins found in its meat. but there are a specific selection of fish that is better.
only good thing with fish is the fat
Walnuts are as good, minus the mercury
@bh-hl9pn And I've always wondered what the content would be, especially mercury, if they tested AFTER cooking it. Mercury will evaporate. Of course I prefer sashimi, so that doesn't apply to me LOL.
Many thanks BBC for this video. I'm sending it to all my friends. Please do more memory improvement videos.
I should save this video so I don't forget.
🤣🤣
Lol
LOL!
Me too 😅
Same homee😂
I love her voice!
Omg her voice is so soothing ❤
I strive to consume berries, green tea and dark chocolate daily. Another good one is beetroots, as they are also fantastic for arterial health.
My dad is usually buying dark chocolate and my mom bought green tea but im planning on getting other stuff
im on anti psycotics they cause brain Fog. the only thing that I do is eat healthy so the effects are "not that bad"
The video also mentioned oily fish as beneficial, but that could be replaced by other sources of Omega 3, like ground flax seeds, chia seeds, walnuts, and algae based DHA/EPA supplements.
@@someguy2135 that's true. I used to rely on DHA supplements and chia/ flax seeds. I have recently decided to incorporate sardines into my diet now, though.
Hurray! Beetroots are my favourite, that was lucky =D
This was one the the best short health documentary service i watched , thank you, I really appreciated it :)
Raw ginger, tomato, spinach salad with fresh lemon juice and olive oil dressing . With black pepper and salt to taste.
excellent presentation. Thanks!
Why not use 100% cocoa powder in porridge - make sure its not got any carbonate added, that ruins polyphenols. I use tesco own brand. And i drink Clipper white tea (even more polyphenols and less caffiene than green tea). As for berries, my deepfreeze is full of blackberries picked locally - they grow everywhere on abundance in August and September - much better than supermarket!
Like it!
Cocoa powder is a great alternative to chocolate, since no sugar is added. Be sure to get the kind that is not "Dutched" for best effect.
The only thing about dark chocolate is that the plant that produces it is very good at absorbing heavy metals and most chocolate has trace heavy metals on them, I believe cadmium was the main one. So you have to be careful how much you consume.
OK. Then its also good to take charcoal and bentonite clay once a week to absorb the heavy metals in the body. Enjoy your cacao and clean out the heavy metals.
Unfortunately the high quality Cocoa grows in areas where the soil contains Cadmium ☹
Thanks, didn’t know this. Sometimes we can learn as much from the comments section as the video itself.
Love her voice 😊
I don't remember intentionally. Most of things and strangers are not important to remember, rather beneficial to forget.
Excellent information, thank you.
Well there is also a plant named shanka pushi which grows in Himalayas which is believed to improve memory.
Diet is imperative for cognitive function, B Vitamins, Proteins, Minerals essential, A, C, E for Optimum Immunity, Netvous System Strength & Stamina
This Channel is amazing
Thanks Henrique!
@@BBC_GlobalIn Kerala state of India there are people who eat less food during their youth and middle age and still has excellent memories even in the 90s. So all these theories that you have to eat blueberries and strawberries and other berries and chocolates to maintain memory power is not true. There are a million other factors that affect the human brain. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
What a great performance from the lady
Great presentation! 💯
Loved your work❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you ! For sharing Helpful Information . It's good to know what foods to include and increase in our Diets 😊❤
In sha اللہ 🇸🇦 الرّحمـٰنﷺ الحمدللہ 🕋 ﷺ 🤲🏻
Almonds are also known to improve memory.
Well presented, informative and useful video. Thank you
This is actually very good
As an ethical vegan, who also educated myself about nutrition, I only consume a wholefood plant based diet, and eat flax and chia seeds, but I'm aware that Algae oil supplements are available in lieu of fish. Plus I have inherited a photographic memory, which is still fine. And yes sleep is important too. But avoiding stress is also important, as so many employers stress out the employees, and that is when people eat junk food.
seeing BBC Global for 5 mins also increase memory
I like this video about memory ,food is very important factor to improve the capasity of memory and also we can use many tricks .thankyou
Very interesting and well presented. Thanks.
Aerobics + exercise helps the brain especially for alertness and focus
Thank you that’s very helpful
Thank you for the Information. It's good to know which foods to include and increase in our Diets.
Gee - I hope you practice this video - its the best - it help me cure my cancer.
Excellent information
Anything new in this video? This has been regurgitated many times for over 30 years or so! My mother told me that as a teenager!
This means the information has stood the test of time and is still valid. Surprising how not many people know or follow it though
@@francis_n the ways of humans are inscrutable! 🙂
Very Good Video. Thank You
Thank you!
Great information. Thank you 😊
Great information 💎💎💎💎💎👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Good food : purple grape , blue perry , dark coco , vegetables and fruits
Bad food : refined food and sugar.
Great advice.
I find it interesting that our brains respond to the nutritional environment we put them in.
I wonder if in some cases of memory loss if the memory in question still exists in the neural network but the person cannot recall it, so I wonder if there are nutrients, some sort of TMS or therapeutic strategies or exercises to reconnect with that memory. That there are representatives of experiences held in our brains is wonderful and where no sensory information, that our brains create sensory experience. Dreams, memories of feeling. ❤
Good information ❤
The reason I come into this video is because I need it, based on the title, it's intriguing ❤
You miss the research carried out recently in 2017 in which it had been proved that a continuous very small dose of THC improves the brain of the elderly.
And then there is the rare situation that one moves to a different country being 80 years old and has to learn the different language. This fact alone improves memory.
Learning a second language could also be done without moving, but moving would force you to study harder.
Exactly! The key is to never stop learning. Just how you if you don't drive a car for too long it gets malfunctioned and rusty instead of lasting longer. Use it or lose it. You gotta keep polishing those neurons
Did you assume everyone knows what a “THC” is? Thanks for raising my curiosity but no thanks , i have to go and find out what it is.
that study was done in Mice...
@@AliHaider-hx8gw Majority of the population know what THC is. its the chemical compound in cannabis.
"Vegetables" - shows a pic of avocados which are rather fruit; leaves out black tea which some studies have shown to be just as effective as green tea (common factor = catechin tannins).
Thank you
Lion's Mane mushrooms have improved memory in studies. They can be grown at home with kits.
Saved this video ❤️❤️❤️
What about pasture raised eggs? Ones with deep orange yolk because they feed the chickens a healthy variety of foods and let them go out side in the sun? I thinks its the super food of super foods .
Also, remember to make good memories.
Enjoyed this video 🙏🏿😊
In any case, it is how to overcome the fear of death and pain that I need to remember, which is inevitable. Hunger and sickness.
Check for gluten and wheat intolerance which can deplete vitamins which help memory.
Very interesting and informative. 👌🙏
I think it would help validate what is being said if you provided the reference sources.
great information.
Thanks for sharing!!!
Thank you.
I take purple grapes as red wine every day - saved!
Refined or processed food is overvilified when the real culprit is side effects like overcalorification, insufficient fiber and micronutrients etc.
Insulin sensitivity is relatively low in the morning, so that fruit in the morning should be discouraged. A protein-based meal is best as first meal of the day, followed by at least a two-hour pause to allow for digestion (and to avoid unfavorable food combinig), after which fruit can then be taken, when insulin sensitivity is up
Thanks 👌
background music made it harder to recall what you were saying just a second ago
Thank you
Is there a food to forget things? Like everything?
Perhaps opiates?
Binge on refined & processed foods?
Honestly, I did know that fast food can't really improve anything much but make you feel stuffed when you eat too much. And I don't usually enjoy any of lists mentioned in the video except purple grapes and for chocolate, it must be sweet ones. I believe that is why I can't really remember vividly about my childhood events and even people. At this point, I really need to be proactive handling my food routine to work my brain functions better especially for my long term memory. 👐👍
This research supports what I already suspected.
It is a call to action for all of us to improve our diet.
Thank You
Giving new meaning to "Let me pick your brain!"
Lovely writing! Informative!
TY for this video.
Short and to the point 👍
A few notes GI of grapes isn’t low it better consume blueberries and green tea watch out for chocolate most of chocolate including dark one contains high amounts of heavy metals
What about almonds, walnuts?
Sorry, red wine lovers
Purple grape juice is good for our health 🍷
❤❤❤thanks
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Memory is NOT in our brain.
And in our current Developing-Circuit,
Memory is for down-going, (Minimum-performance)
but the up-going Intelligence will fully compense.
Yaeh, living=fresh food is better for our overall development.
Memory/store, recall/Instinct, + Feeling and Intelligence,
Power=Gravity is also a part of mental functions.
Are the mopani worms also health for our memory?
Thank you for your information, it is very good
Good to know, thx!
How long did it take for memory to evolve?
I have read many books, I listened to many RUclips videos by many of the worlds leading gurus and health experts but nothing came close to the hidden herbs by anette ray. I recommend everyone giving it a read.
The BBC did an experiment with tomato paste and how it can really protect the skin......id love to find that clip
there is an article regarding this : Science & Nature - Tomatoes and Skin Protection - BBC
@@lqsi12 ok thanks
what about the sugar that we consuimng throught them ?
Wish i saw this video when i was young
How can long term memory be retrieved so rapidly, even if of no significance? I have this experience a lot.
OK we’re getting somewhere. I have some follow up questions for you. 1) can we be sure those “improved memory scores” were the result of eating fruit or the result of not being malnourished? 2) can you cite actual studies or just say that “studies show” because you’re reading a script? My Grandmother ate what the government recommended and still got Alzheimer’s even though she worked everyday, even though she was really smart she even forgot me, one of her closest grandkids. She had no idea who I was. She wasn’t a smoker or drinker so you can’t blame that and she wasn’t lazy So lifestyle is completely eliminated from causation. Maybe the grains and sugar whether refined or carbohydrates are to blame? Some have speculated that Alzheimer’s is caused by oxidation in our brains and not cooking in aluminum, copper or iron cookware would’ve prevented this, would it have? They claim stainless steel would’ve prevented it but you have a proven source of dangerous chromium in stainless steel, so no it’s no better. So cook on glass only? Well it’s a thought but glass can be troublesome too from certain heavy metals used to give glass its colors.
Dementia other than genetic is considered Type 3 diabetes. Too many sugars are unhealthy; too high blood glucose is unhealthy for us all. And yes, there is no protocol that guarantees complete protection from any disease process.
That’s what we call a risk, these studies on most occasions they are assessing the risk of getting some thing. It doesn’t mean that if you are not at risk of getting a condition you can’t suffer from it. For example taking Alcohol puts at risk of get Alzheimer’s disease, this doesn’t mean that someone can’t suffer from the disease if she doesn’t take Alcohol neither does it mean that everyone taking Alcohol will suffer from the disease
Of course it can. Look at the bear the video showed eating blueberries. Bears never get lost in the woods due to their superior memory. After seeing this video with its ample scientific proof I' m totally convinced. Good work, dr. BBC.
What kind of kids eat 240gm of blueberries per day
Grapes/Grape Juice
Blue Berries/Any berries I guess
Dark Chocolate
Fish/Fish Oil
Dont eat too much junk foods
Eat greeny foods, vegetables and fruits
Exercise daily
Get enough sleep, 7-8 hours, if you have time in the afternoon you can nap for 3-5 hours.
Exercise your brain by playing board games and other brain training games, read books and learn something new everyday, watch documentaries and news, watch educational videos
Limit screen time, too much screen time causes poor memory and poor attention span because the uv light affects your brain, the uv light also gives you insomnia and fatigue.
Meditate/Manage Stress
Breathe fresh air, go outside for a walk or ride your bike
Socialize with people.
Does it work with red wine?
Very well presented, thanks! I've heard blueberries help with increasing neurogenesis (the process of growing new brain cells)
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I'd like to see the scientific studies to back up your claims.
I eat lots of fruits, drink dark chocolate I make myself from dark cocoa, I follow a Mediterranean diet as I live in Italy and I forgot I already saw this video.