Brain-Boosting Habits to Lower Stroke Risk
“A healthy brain begins with the small choices we make every day - from what we eat to how we move and even how we relax.” For seniors, protecting brain health becomes more important than ever. Keeping your mind sharp and active supports memory and lowers the risk of stroke. That’s why mind and memory care services are becoming an essential part of senior well-being, offering expert support to help people stay mentally and emotionally strong. But you don’t have to wait for a doctor’s visit or a diagnosis to start taking care of your brain. There are plenty of simple habits you can build into your daily routine that promote brain health and reduce stroke risk over time. Let’s explore a few easy ones you can start today. 1. Stay Physically Active - Movement gets your blood flowing, including to your brain. Regular walking, stretching, or light exercise can lower blood pressure and boost brain function. 2. Eat Brain-Friendly Foods - Nourish your brain with greens, berries...