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adhd:-salmon-brain-bowl

adhd:-salmon-brain-bowl

Why This Recipe Is Beneficial for ADHD: 🐟 Salmon (or canned wild salmon): Rich in omega-3 fatty acids (EPA & DHA), which are linked to improved attention, reduced hyperactivity, and better cognitive flexibility in individuals with ADHD. Also provides vitamin D, B12, and protein to stabilize blood sugar and neurotransmitter function. 🍚 Quinoa or Brown Rice: Provides complex carbs to fuel the brain and prevent blood sugar crashes that can worsen impulsivity and irritability. Quinoa adds a bonus of plant-based protein and magnesium. πŸ₯‘ Avocado: Packed with monounsaturated fats, which support healthy brain cell membranes and mood. Also contains vitamin B6 and folate, important in neurotransmitter production. πŸ₯• Carrots & πŸ₯’ Cucumber: These crunchy vegetables offer fiber and antioxidants that support gut healthβ€”a key player in the gut-brain axis and ADHD regulation. πŸŽƒ Pumpkin Seeds: High in zinc and magnesium, two nutrients frequently low in people with ADHD. Zinc is essential for dopamine metabolism, while magnesium helps calm the nervous system. πŸ«’ Tahini or Olive Oil + Lemon: Adds healthy fats and enhances absorption of fat-soluble vitamins. Tahini also provides calcium, which is beneficial for brain signaling.

Ingredients

1 cooked salmon fillet (or canned wild salmon)
1 cup cooked quinoa or brown rice
0.5 avocado, sliced

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