The World Health Organization says that adequate nourishment can raise national productivity levels by 20 percent!Are there foods that can help with student productivity? What food is good for the brain? eg. studying, etcAre there foods that students should stay away from - that hurts productivity? eg. foods that can make you sleepy during a testClick Like if you enjoyed it. Please share this with friends and post your comments below! Want more nursing cartoons? About A Nursing Student - Nursing Cartoon Series About A Nurse - Nursing Cartoon Series
tothepointeLVN, LVN 2,246 Posts Specializes in Hospice / Ambulatory Clinic. Has 3 years experience. Jul 26, 2012 All I can say is that living on cake works out badly.
grownuprosie 377 Posts Has 1 years experience. Jul 26, 2012 All I can say is that living on cake works out badly.Speak for yourself!
sweetgeorgia 26 Posts Jul 26, 2012 Haha! As one of my old professors used to say, "carbohydrates are brain food!"
Jammin' RN 50 Posts Specializes in Orthopedics. Has 3 years experience. Jul 26, 2012 All I can say is that living on cake works out badly.Yes! The 20 lbs I gained in nursing school did not pan out so well. Now I'm on Weight Watchers and an exercise program.. Back to healthy living! I do notice a difference in what I retain since I've been eating better. It's also nice to not have gas 24/7.. I'm sure my coworkers are happy about that.
staceym 271 Posts Specializes in NICU. Jul 26, 2012 This is an intriguing subject! I would love to know more about brain foods and especially high energy foods for studying, not necessarily foods for burning right away in the form of a few miles.
DichloroacetateAl 32 Posts Jul 26, 2012 I've often found that after eating ice cream, my mental productivity decreases. Definitely stay away from ice cream.
Cali_Nurse_209 265 Posts Jul 26, 2012 I start the BSN program next month and I've been trying to eat more healthier. I also work the night shift on weekends and I've found that peanuts and trail mix type of snacks give me energy. Idk if this is the case for everyone.
tigerlogic 236 Posts Jul 27, 2012 I have more energy and focus the more I stay away from gluten and get exercise. Small snacks are great.
tothepointeLVN, LVN 2,246 Posts Specializes in Hospice / Ambulatory Clinic. Has 3 years experience. Jul 27, 2012 I had a similar experience in the 2 years I stayed away from flour and sugar. Unfortunately the cake got to me.
tewdles, RN 3,156 Posts Specializes in PICU, NICU, L&D, Public Health, Hospice. Has 31 years experience. Jul 27, 2012 Brain food = kale
dbowie80 2 Posts Jul 27, 2012 I pack my lunch/snacks...that way i know what I'm eating & my portions are controlled. I also drink plenty of water. I was working out for an hour 3-4xs/week, but now my goal is 30 min qd. Not only does it keep me from having to buy new scrub pants, but also alleviates stress!