Travel My Way - Turkiye

This country Turkiye is full of ancient history, beautiful food and people. 
 This country Turkey has so much to offer. I want to touch all its history.




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Zeytin Grill Presents Father's Day Brunch-Dallas

What a way to spend Father's Day with your dad, brother, or son. 
Zeytin Mediterranean Turkish Grill.

Get ready to feast on Authentic Turkish foods.

Make it a tradition with the family and come back every year for the BEST food ever in DFW.

Click LINK below for details, menu and directions.

Zeytin Grill Home

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Zeytin Grill Home - Dallas

Gyro, Doner Kebab and Chicken Doner 

One of my favorites is the Gyro sandwich.

Now open in the Dallas area of Las Colinas

Check the link below for menu, times, and specials.

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The world’s best cities for street food-Istanbul Turkiye

Doner Kababs is a favorite one of mine. Not just in Istanbul, you find these almost any city you travel too.

Grab one as you shop along market places. More info on LINK below.

BBC - Travel - Slideshow - The world’s best cities for street food:

Nuts improve mood and brain function

Pakistan: Nuts improve mood and brain function

Nuts, especially walnuts, almonds and hazelnuts, combined with the potent polyphenol resveratrol team, together improve mood and protect the aging brain, thus helping to maintain memory and cognition. Researchers reporting in the New England Journal of Medicine have found that nuts consumed over a period of years not only help with weight management issues, but also can reduce systemic inflammation to improve spirits and prevent cognitive decline. Resveratrol has long been associated with brain health. The Journal of Pineal Research reports that resveratrol demonstrates anti-aging properties in the brain necessary for energy production and optimal brain function. Combining these two natural agents together as part of your healthy diet can improve mood, help retain memories and preserve youthful thought patterns.

Researchers determined to validate the health-promoting capacity of nuts provided test participants with a diet of walnuts, almonds and hazelnuts for a period of 12 weeks. The volunteers for this study were sex and age-matched individuals given a control diet, and were compared to a group not receiving the nut mixture. All participants exhibited symptoms of metabolic syndrome, increasing risk for developing diabetes, heart disease, mood disorders and loss of cognition. Individuals receiving the nuts had increased levels of serotonin, which will help a person feel better and potentially more satisfied and less likely to suffer from depression and poor mood. Additionally, the nut control group demonstrated reduced inflammatory markers from the high polyphenol content of the nuts. This is an important finding, as individuals exhibiting the signs of metabolic syndrome experience the effects of systemic inflammation leading to accelerated brain aging and cognitive decline.

Mitochondria are the tiny metabolic engines that are responsible for powering each of our trillion or so cells throughout the body. Over time, mitochondria begin to experience loss of function, and cellular decline and aging of the cell begin. Mitochondrial regulation is controlled in large part by the ’longevity’ gene known as Sirt1. Calorie restriction and potent natural nutrients such as resveratrol are known to alter expression of the Sirt1 gene. Researchers have demonstrated that resveratrol is able to restore neural mitochondria function by reviving Sirt1 gene expression; resveratrol provides "a potent anti-aging effect within the brain."

The human brain is a highly metabolic organ, demanding 20% of the total oxygen supply for the body. As such, it is also susceptible to the effects of oxidative stress and free radical damage that cause brain inflammation and advanced signs of aging. Natural nutrients such as resveratrol (25 - 50 mg per day) that cross the blood-brain barrier and foundation monounsaturated fats supplied by most nuts (1 to 2 ounces each day) and seeds protect the brain from damage and dramatically lower the risk of memory loss and cognitive decline.


Source: onlinenews.com.pk


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