Top Tips to Fight Brain Fog
By J. Rica Middlebrooks, published Mar 29, 2007
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Detox is one of the top tips to fight brain fog. Ridding your body of toxins and prescription medications, alcohol, and other drugs is one of the best things you could do. If you have been an extended user of sleeping pills you have probably experienced brain fog more than most. Memory loss is one of the side effects of one of the most popular widely taken sleeping pills ever. Sooner or later in order to save your life, and mend your health, the sleeping pills will have to go. Seek help if you can't do it alone. You will find once you have detoxed your body, your mind will be much clearer. Of course lack of sleep contributes to brain fog is Ask your doctor for suggestions for ways to fall asleep naturally.
Engaging your mind in challenging activity is one of the top tips to fight brain fog. Reading or participating in a game of chess or some other mind engaging activity is good for fighting brain fog. Crossword puzzles are said to be one of the best things possible to work at keeping the mind keen and sharp.
Where this has been considered one of the top tips to fight brain fog, it also borderlines medical advice. When women are going through menopause there are reports of brain fog. This should be discussed with your physician. Some physicians report that hormone replacement therapy assists in brain function, and hence encourage estrogen replacement. Every woman is different based on her medical and family history so it is advisable to consult your physician regarding this treatment if he has not already advised it.
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Takeaways
- Use Your Mind
- Engage In Activities That Challenge Your Brain
- Get Exercise and Eat A Well Balanced Diet
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