Wendy Tremont King
SAG-AFTRA Audiobook Narrator, Electrical Engineer
Home Studio:
Buffalo, NY
"Water-soluble vitamins cannot be stored and are required daily in our diets. These include vitamin C, vitamin B12, vitamin B6, folate, and choline."
Book Report:
Brain Food
The Surprising Science of Eating for Cognitive Power
By: Lisa Mosconi PhD
Narrated by: Norah Tocci
Length: 9 hrs and 10 mins
Release date: 5-1-2018
Publisher: Highbridge Audio
Dear Brain, remember me?
It is impossible to narrate a book on brain nutrition without scrutinizing your diet!
I'm hydrating my brain, increasing my PUFAs, phospholipids, phenylalanine and supporting neurotransmitter activity! I wake up to a pint sized glass of water on my beside table and drink it as soon as I wake up. For breakfast, I eat fewer eggs each week, and more oatmeal. I love it sweetened with maple syrup, raisins, a little flax meal and topped with walnuts! I don't even snack at all on oatmeal days. For all my meals, I reduce my portion sizes and it isn't as hard as I thought it would be. Blueberries excepted. Luckily jumbo blueberries have been featured at Wegmans this week. I add 2 packages to my cart which already contains Ruby Red Texas Grapefruit, chia powder, unsweetened yogurt, dandelion greens, dark chocolate, wild caught salmon and a tiny glass jar of caviar.
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Tonight I raise a glass of red wine to you Dr Mosconi in gratitude. Gracie mille!
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Read BRAIN FOOD for Happy Synapses!
Your brain will remember you for it.
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