The B vitamins and protein in an omelet can help improve neural function
-- the way the neurotransmitters of the brain send signals, which helps
govern mood.
The protein in eggs helps you feel satisfied longer, stabilizing blood sugar.
nuts and seeds.Magnesium found naturally in nuts and seeds can influence production of serotonin, a "feel-good" brain chemical.Nuts can also be a good source of protein and make a healthy snack.
Fish.
Fatty fish such as wild salmon contain an omega-3 fatty acid, which has
been shown to increase the membrane quality and nerve function in three
areas of the brain associated with mood.Fish can also be a great source of protein, which can help stabilize blood sugar.Grains.
Complex carbohydrates can take longer to digest, meaning they don't cause spikes in blood sugar, creating mood swings.
Experts say that while any whole grain is good, "ancient grains" are even better because they're less likely to be processed.
L-theanine is an amino acid found in tea leaves, and shown to stimulate alpha brain waves.
In turn, the green tea can improve focus while also calming the body.
Eating the right foods will help lift you out of the funk you might be dealing with and get you back into the swing of things.
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