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Calm Stress with Brain-Healthy Strategies
Based on your Stress Type, our doctors and nutritionists recommend these tools and techniques.
Foods to eat
Foods to eat
Seafood, turkey, chicken, fish, carrots, blueberries, pumpkin seeds, sweet potatoes, and garbanzo beans are high in tryptophan, which promotes serotonin production.
Foods to avoid
Foods to avoid
Stay away from sweets. Sugar quickly raises serotonin but doesn’t maintain the boost, which is why many people become addicted to it.
Physical activity
Physical activity
Exercise helps to drive tryptophan into the brain, which can increase serotonin levels. Exercise also can boost mood and cognitive flexibility, so you’re less likely to get stuck on worries.
Meditation or prayer
Meditation or prayer
Serotonin levels have been found to increase in response to nearly any form of spiritual reflection or meditation.
Thought stopping
Thought stopping
Whenever you notice thoughts looping or getting stuck in your head, imagine seeing a traffic stop sign in your head and silently say to yourself, “STOP. THIS IS MY BRAIN GETTING STUCK!”