10 Foods That May Reduce Your Risk of Alzheimer's
The key to keeping your mind in tip-top shape just might be on your plate.
By Dr. Mehmet Oz, MD
Your Brain-Boosting Grocery List
The MIND diet includes ten brain-healthy food groups, but you don't need to eat each daily.
Every day:
□ Whole grains (three or more servings)
□ Leafy greens (one serving)
□ Other veggies (one or more servings)
□ Glass of wine (opt for red)
Most days:
□ Nuts (like almonds and walnuts)
□ Olive oil (as main cooking oil)
Every other day:
□ Beans
Twice a week or more:
□ Blueberries or strawberries
□ Poultry
At least once a week:
□ Fish
Limit these foods:
Butter (less than one tablespoon per day)
Fast food and fried food (less than one serving per week)
Full-fat cheese (less than one serving per week)
Red meat (less than four times per week)
Pastries and sweets (less than five servings per week)
From the August 2015 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine