Health through life

 Brain-Boosting Food Powerhouses: A Closer Look Here's a closer look at some of the finest meals for brain growth and function, along with the specific nutrients they provide: 1. Oily fish: Why it is good: Rich in omega-3 fatty acids, notably DHA (docosahexaenoic acid). DHA is an important building ingredient for brain cells and helps with memory, learning, and attention. Details: Aim for 2-3 servings of oily fish per week.  Flaxseeds and chia seeds are also good sources of DHA,  but fish is more accessible. 2. Eggs: Why They're Good:  A comprehensive protein supply that includes all critical amino acids required for brain function. Eggs are also high in choline, which aids memory and communication among brain cells. Details:  Choline is contained in the yolk,  so eat the entire egg for optimum benefit. 3. Berries: Why They're Good:   Overflowing with antioxidants, especially anthocyanins, which protect brain cells from free radical damage. Details : ...

  Ethiopian Poultry Farm For Health Care   1. Chicken farming is important in Ethiopia Chicken farming is an essential agricultural activity in Ethiopia, helping to alleviate poverty, improve nutrition, and provide food security. This is an overview of chicken health and management in Ethiopia. With most agricultural households keeping at least a few chickens. Chicken husbandry, which is commonly done by women and children, helps to increase family labour productivity and gender equality. Increased chicken production is a key policy priority in Ethiopia. 2. Productivity restrictions:  Despite its long history, chicken production has significant restrictions. Gene Resources : Availability of appropriate chicken breeds. Feed Quality: Providing enough and nutritious feed. Limitations of the supply chain include marketing and distribution opportunities. Disease and predation are prevalent. 3. The Chicken Health for Development Project handbook offers vital information. It ...