“You are what you eat.”

There is definitely truth in that old saying. What you put into your body really does affect how you function and how you feel. It can even affect how you think. There are foods that research shows are good for your brain. And, on the flip side, foods that are not so good for your brain. Whether you are trying to boost your brain power for a scholarship, or whether you want to do your best in a new career, you can eat foods that will help you excel.

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It’s easy to stop by the fast-food joint in the morning before work to down a cup of latte and a sausage and egg biscuit. But, how many calories are you consuming before you sit before your desk? When an average adult male, age 30, who is 5′10″ tall and who weighs 180 pounds needs only 2634 calories per day to maintain his weight — and when a Burger King Meat’Normous breakfast sandwich contains 730 calories, how much more can that man eat that day without gaining weight? [click to continue…]

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What Is CNA

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