Health - Mint

 1) Mint

Mint is rich in Vitamins A and C. Vitamin C prevents mental decline. Vitamin A builds learning skills and brain plasticity. Even the scent of mint boosts energy, alertness, and memory. Have it in your tea, eat it in salads, or chew some raw mint leaves.

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