Nuts and berries deliver healthy fats and antioxidants that support memory, immunity, and emotional health. This blog explains how these small foods make a big impact.
The final superfoods on our list are small but powerful: nuts and berries.
Almonds, walnuts, and cashews provide omega-3 fats, protein, and vitamin E — essential for memory and nervous system development.
Strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries are rich in antioxidants that protect cells and reduce inflammation. They also support gut health and emotional balance.
Together they support:
• Brain development
• Emotional regulation
• Immune protection
• Skin health
• Long-term heart wellness
✔ Add berries to breakfast bowls.
✔ Use crushed nuts in snacks (if allergy-safe).
✔ Offer trail mixes for school.
These superfoods complete a powerful nutrition circle for growing kids.
I am Ruchira Darda, a relationship coach, parenting expert, author, and entrepreneur with over 16 years of experience. Based in Mumbai, I work extensively in the areas of mindful living and emotional wellness. I am a TEDx speaker and focus on personality identification to help individuals and families build stronger, healthier relationships. I also lead and actively support initiatives such as the Lokmat MahaMarathon.
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