Brain food source?

Question

I have discovered that including pork brains in my diet helps me enormously, overcoming problems with balance & depression. It's freely available in France as Pate Tete, but I haven't yet found a source in England. Any ideas?

Thanks for your answers so far. None of them quite meet the need.
I've used a combination of EPA fish oil, marmite, bananas, chocolate & St John's Wort in the UK for some time.These work better than most antidepressants, but not half as well as Pate Tete, which by the way is delicious!
Answers on supplying pork brains or pate tete only please!

Answer 1

Fish

Answer 2

Tree foods...nuts, avocadoes, apples, etc. They are high in micronutrients. The roots of trees spread over a wide area, so trees have a broader source of nutrients. Plus perennials are not dependent on one season (variable growing conditions) There was a time when foods were chosen by markers...a walnut, shrimp, avocadoe, looks like a brain therefore it must be beneficial to the brain. The best rule for food is frequent, small amounts...then the food is more completely assimilated. We are descended from tribes that grazed on food as they moved from place to place. All food is better for the brain than no food.

Answer 3

There is an all natural supplement called Gotu Kola it's known as Brain Food Email me if youo want more info [e-mail]

Answer 4

Try oily fish: mackerel, salmon and sardines. All chock full of nice nutrients that help the brain.

By the way, 'Head Pate'... mmm nice...

Answer 5

Fish is brain food. I'm sure you can get fish in England.

Answer 6

Pig brains! Argh! you've not heard of scrapie causing CJD in humans then?

Answer 7

Pig farm. LOL!! Slaughter house.