Munch your way to better memory

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According to the Mayo Clinic, what's good for your heart is also beneficial for your brain, particularly in terms of memory power. Here are some of the best options:

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Fruits like berries, grapes, watermelon and avocados improve memory function when eaten in moderation.

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Dark, leafy green vegetables and beets contain compounds that can improve blood circulation to the brain, thereby enhancing memory.

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Chickpeas, sweet potatoes, oats, black beans, cracked wheat and whole-grain couscous are also high in complex carbs the brain loves.

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Love seafood? Your brain also does. Add salmon, mackerel, herring, trout, sardines, kippers and pilchards to your diet, once or twice a week.

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Healthy fats like olive oil and walnuts can also be a good addition to your 'brain-booster' diet.

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