Inside the Brain: An Interactive Tour. The Brain Tour explains how the brain works and how Alzheimer's affects it. Taking the tour: There are 16 interactive slides. As you view each slide, roll your mouse over any colored text to highlight special features of each image. Then, click on the arrow to move to the next slide.
Other Green Vegetables High in Riboflavin (%DV per cup cooked): Beet Greens (24%), Asparagus (14%), Drumstick Leaves (13%), Collard Greens (12%), Dandelion Greens (11%), and Chinese Broccoli (8%). Click to see complete nutrition facts.
A , Pharmacy, answered. Your doctor will most likely recommend you increase the amount of riboflavin you get from your diet by eating more dairy products, fish or leafy vegetables. They might also recommend you take a vitamin or supplement to increase your riboflavin intake. Orally ingested forms of riboflavin are over-the-counter. There are some prescription forms of riboflavin; your doctor will recommend these if they are right for you.