15 Herbs And Spices To Supercharge Your Brain (#4 Is The Absolute Best!)

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Your lifestyle choices make a huge difference in your overall mental resilience. A poor diet, unhealthy lifestyle choices, and a great deal of time in front of the “boob tube” are all placing a burden on your brain. It’s like trying to win a race with a 50-pound weight on your back.

Do you find it difficult to focus much of the time?

Does your brain literally feel tired?

Do you often forget things because your brain is already overtaxed?

Do you suffer from memory problems although you are still young?

Do you worry that you might be showing early signs of Alzheimer’s?

Do you sometimes feel as if your brain can’t keep up with everyday demands?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, don’t feel badly. You are not alone. Many people struggle to keep up with the fast paced, busy demands of today’s modern world.

Basic wellbeing practices of nutritious, organic food, regular sleep, and moderate exercise are necessary for brain health as well as the health of the body. Unfortunately, our mentally intense modern day world puts a great deal of stress, wear, and tear on our brains, which can leave us feeling exhausted and worn out.

We do have some good news for you! There are plenty of herbs and spices that can help your brain work its absolute best.

Want to know what those are? Keep reading! We are going to tell you which are the best 15 herbs and spices that will supercharge your brain!

 

1. Brahmi

This is one of the best herbs for rejuvenating the brain and the central nervous system. Brahmi improves the connection between the left and right sides of the brain, helping them to work together. This herb improves every single aspect of mental function, including the ability to learn new information and remember what we’ve learned. Brahmi improves the brain’s capacity for both focus and attention, improves the ability of the brain to withstand emotional stress, and reduces overall nervousness or feelings of anxiety.

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