Study Food -- What do you munch on?

paulahhhh
paulahhhh Posts: 283
edited October 1 in Food and Nutrition
So lately I've developed a form of "Senioritis". Is it even possible to get it when you're attending a 2yr college? Anyway, I've been pulling all-nighters for the past idk... weekend now & I was wondering:

"What do/did you munch on while you study?" -- Basically I need suggestions as to what is considered "good brain food".

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  • teenyblnd2
    teenyblnd2 Posts: 11 Member
    i do almonds. They're all protein and really keep you full. Almonds are my favorite but really any nut will do. I don't know ho healthy it is, but eat about 15 and i'm good for a few hours!

    Also, If i have to eat something sweet, I go for granola or dried fruit. I really hope this helps!
  • npatel160
    npatel160 Posts: 233 Member
    almonds!!! very good for you
  • fridayjustleft04
    fridayjustleft04 Posts: 851 Member
    I read a study once that said if you eat an apple half an hour before you study, you remember more. Something to do with the chemicals in the apple or something like that. I can't remember now because I didn't eat an apple before I read it. :laugh: But really, try it. I used to do it for finals and midterms all the time.
  • idiocracy
    idiocracy Posts: 275 Member
    Carrots. Apples+honey. Carrots and honey are not a bad combination either. If I really need NOT to put any calories in, I chew lemon. Raw. I love it. I chew about half a lemon at a time. Not hungry afterwards at all :)
  • paulahhhh
    paulahhhh Posts: 283
    Thanks for the suggestions!! I'll definitely stock up on ALL of these to experiment on what works & what doesn't work on me.
  • skinnylove00
    skinnylove00 Posts: 662 Member
    apples; they stimulate your jaw muscles and get the blood pumpin through your brain!
    also, walnuts are EXCELLENT for healthy brain function (your brain is made of fat, after all!)
  • MaitreyeeMAYHEM
    MaitreyeeMAYHEM Posts: 559 Member
    Almonds, carrots, fiber one bra, low fat cereal bars, string cheese and avocados.
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