da tak tau nk buat apa..hari ni aq tak sekolah......
Gua tak sekola bukan apa...susa nk tumpuhkan perhatian....esok gua EXCEL....adoiiii..ni last hari gua bermain.....or mungkin tidak.....
Banyak nya perlu belajar...tapi....kena juga update2 blog ni....saja nk luangkan perasaan by typing....
SO....nk cerita sesuatu....
pada waktu gua layan2 internet....
tetiba terfikir sesuatu tentang pelajaran....
gua bengang la juga psl terfikir tentang tu...tapi gua nk cari cara mudah....
lagi pun gua nk beat score member gua....so gua kena cari penyelesaian untuk musnah kan dia punya score...
da janji pada diri nk STRAIGHT A smua subject.....so....gua da jumpa antara perkara yg bole menolong gua menjadikan gua senang belajar dan cepat pndai.....tpi tak la pndai mcm Albert Einstein....setakat bole jawab peperiksaan...
so...ini antara penyelesaian nya.......
BRAIN FOOD!!!
Bukan makan otak yer....ok mcm ni...
Korg tahu tak makanan apa yg bole buat kita senang belajar dan pndai??.....
ok ni gua bgi korg list dan description sekali...tapi dlm bahasa english ni.....
gua bagi lima makanan yg bole buat kita pndai la...
dapat dri
1. Avocado
Start each day with a mix of high-quality protein and beneficial fats
to build the foundation for an energized day. Avocado with scrambled
eggs provides both, and the monounsaturated fat helps blood circulate
better, which is essential for optimal brain function. Worst alternative: a trans-fat-filled, sugar-laden cream cheese Danish.
Green it: you don’t need to buy an organic avocado – conventional is fine. But make sure your supplementary protein is free range, cage free, or organic.
2. Blueberries
These delicious berries are one of the best foods for you, period, but they’re very good for your brain
as well. Since they’re high in fiber and low on the glycemic index,
they are safe for diabetics and they do not spike blood sugar. Blueberries are possibly the best brain
food on earth: they have been linked to reduced risk for Alzheimer’s,
shown to improve learning ability and motor skills in rats, and they are
one of the most powerful anti-stress foods you can eat. Avoid: dried,
sweetened blueberries.
Green
it: buy local and organic, and be mindful of seasonality. When
blueberries are out of season, opt for cranberries, grapes, goji
berries, blackberries or cherries to get your brain boost.
3. Wild Salmon
Omega-3 fatty acids are essential for your brain. These beneficial fats are linked
to improved cognition and alertness, reduced risk of degenerative
mental disease (such as dementia), improved memory, improved mood, and
reduced depression, anxiety and hyperactivity. Wild salmon is a premium
source, but we’ll highlight a few other sources on this list for
vegetarians and people who just don’t like salmon. Avoid farmed (read:
sea lice infested) salmon.
Green it: the California salmon stock is threatened, so choose wild Alaskan salmon only, and eat small portions no more than twice a week.
4. Nuts
Nuts contain protein, high amounts of fiber, and they are rich in beneficial fats.
For getting an immediate energy boost that won’t turn into a spike
later, you can’t do better than nuts. The complex carbs will perk you up
while the fat and protein will sustain you. Nuts also contain plenty of
vitamin E, which is essential to cognitive function. You don’t have to
eat raw, plain, unsalted nuts, but do avoid the ones with a lot of
sweetening or seasoning blends. Filberts, hazelnuts, cashews, and
walnuts are great choices, with almonds being the king of nuts.
For
those avoiding carbs, macadamia nuts are much higher in fat than most
nuts. By the way, peanuts just aren’t ideal. Aside from the fact that
many people are allergic, peanuts have less healthy fat than many other
types of nuts…maybe that’s because peanuts are not actually a nut!
They’re still much better than a candy bar, however.
Green
it: try to choose organic, raw nuts, and if you can’t get those, at
least avoid the tins of heavily-seasoned, preservative-laden nuts that
may have taken many food miles to get to your mouth.
5. Seeds
Try
sunflower seeds, sesame seeds, flax seed, and tahini (a tangy, nutty
sesame butter that tastes great in replacement of mayo and salad
dressing). Seeds contain a lot of protein, beneficial fat, and vitamin
E, as well as stress-fighting antioxidants and important brain-boosting
minerals like magnesium.
Green it: Again, just look for
organic and try to avoid the highly-seasoned, processed options. In
general, things like fruits, vegetables, seeds and nuts are pretty
low-impact, environmentally speaking, in comparison to meats and
cheeses.
6. Coffee
Thine eyes do not deceive (even if you are in the midst of a sugar crash). Coffee is good for your brain.
Did you know coffee actually contains fiber? That’s going to help your
cardiovascular system. Coffee also exerts some noted benefit to your
brain in addition to providing you with a detectable energy boost.
The trick is not to have more than a few cups. But you can safely enjoy 2-4 cups daily – we are talking about supercharging here. Just please don’t go ruining a good thing by loading it up with sugar! Espresso beans are actually a phenomenally healthy snack, by the way.
Green
it: brew yourself some fair-trade organic coffee to benefit both the
planet and the workers who grow your beans. Use a thermos instead of a
throwaway cupAll credits to... http://www.alternet.org/story/141963/20_foods_that_make_you_smarter/
