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5. Tuna and Salmon

Looking to support energy and brain function through food? Tuna and salmon bring a double benefit: they’re high in vitamin B3 and packed with healthy fats that support circulation, focus, and cell repair.

Just one small serving of cooked tuna can cover your entire daily niacin needs. Salmon does the same while also providing omega-3s, which is a bonus for heart and mood health.

Both are easy to prepare and widely available, whether canned, grilled, or baked. For people who want a nutrient-dense option without relying on red meat or poultry, fish delivers a well-rounded solution.

Fried salmon fillet with fried potatoes, lime and vegetable salad served on black plate on wooden table

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