10 Health Benefits of Eating Salmon

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Brain Function

Fatty omega-3s also support brain function. Omega 3-DHA is particularly important. Including oily fish in diets may help individuals retain new information while recalling past events, which is due to omega-3's ability to improve the blood flow to the brain, supporting brain cell health.

Salmon also contains vitamin B-12, an essential vitamin to help maintain healthy nerves and blood vessels. Individuals lacking in the vitamin may experience many symptoms, including depression, balance issues and memory loss.2Helpguidewp. ‘What’s Causing Your Memory Loss?’ HelpGuide.org, 14 May 2021, www.helpguide.org/harvard/whats-causing-your-memory-loss.htm

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