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Very "one size fits all" in the dietary advice though. Yes, we all need all these nutrients, but we don't all benefit from high-carb meals (and just how is that defined anyway?) nor do we all suffer from low-carb meals.


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Can gingo biloba for O? As brain food?


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the best 'brain food' is having a sturdy flora and a balanced ecosystem




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I enjoyed reading the article...
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It IS a nice summary of nutrition for the brain.  

And, I, too, enjoyed reading it!  

And while it is offered as advice for everyone, we, who know that not everyone is the same, can check our food lists and see that those nutrients are 'covered' if we are eating all of the recommended foods!

What it does remind me, is that I need to be sure I am not overlooking a BT or GT appropriate food or group of foods that will supply all those nutrients discussed in the article.

Dr D offers great advice! The trick is to follow his advice responsibly!  


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And while it is offered as advice for everyone, we, who know that not everyone is the same, can check our food lists and see that those nutrients are 'covered' if we are eating all of the recommended foods!
What it does remind me, is that I need to be sure I am not overlooking a BT or GT appropriate food or group of foods that will supply all those nutrients discussed in the article.
Dr D offers great advice! The trick is to follow his advice responsibly!


Well said!!! for all suggestions made by any writer here or elsewhere!!  Thanks for having use of words that summarize our 'personal responsibility to choose correctly for our own individual health' and with it honor: The 'philosophical teaching of life well lived' by our own Dr. D. which he has done for decades!

(I copied you for future use.. I could have used them yesterday in a thread.. and say all that needed to be said.  )


When I see other peoples medicines schedule-I am happy to be here taking care of my health I only wish to drop weight more easily-life would be perfectionBeing 'here' creates understanding. BTD prevents damage from eating avoids. Thanks Dr D & your sups - all support and friendships
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