Eating blueberries and strawberries is a proactive solution for preventing cognitive impairment

( Natural News ) In highly vaccinated populations, cognitive impairment begins at an early age. The antigens in vaccines are not benign; they are combined with aluminum cations to stimulate the response of immune cells in the human recipient. As immune-responsive cells uptake the antigen, they simultaneously carry aluminum cations throughout the body and into the brain . Aluminum is a neurotoxin. With every vaccine injection, the developing infant brain is suppressed, sometimes damaged. Accumulating exposure multiplies the risk. Cognitive decline can continue into adulthood and old age, if we allow it. We can also prevent cognitive impairment in the next generation if we re-evaluate the necessity of each vaccine dose on the CDC’s vaccine schedule. In the very beginning, the developing brain requires a specific nutrient-dense formula that comes from the mother’s breast. The breast milk provides long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids (LCPUFAs), notably docosahexaenoic acid (DHA). Breast milk promotes glial cell proliferation and myelination , processes that accelerate structural neuron development. As the child grows and weans from mother’s breast, their brain will benefit the most from healthy fats and antioxidant-rich berries such as blueberries and strawberries. Causes and signs of cognitive decline easily go ignored Brain development is an easy health topic to ignore because we do not measure and hold ourselves accountable to seemingly non-urgent problems such as failing memory, poor decision-making, or a child’s inability to learn and develop language. These shortcomings are often considered genetic disadvantages and very little is done to effectively improve upon brain development and prevent further damage. Cognitive function oftentimes goes unnoticed, sometimes ignored, until it’s too late to correct it with better nutrition and reduction of neurotoxin exposures. When it’s too late, Alzheimer’s, dementia, and memory loss take over in middle age and become a devastating part of a […]

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