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Published 14:10 31 Mar 2015 BST
Updated 14:27 31 Mar 2015 BST

TV gold. Anyway, it turns out that those power-packed leafy greens are not just good for boosting your muscle strength.
Researchers have shown that eating 1-2 portions of spinach (or kale if you're really green) can help your brain function better.
The study found that people who ate their greens experienced significantly less cognitive decline than those who didn't.
It must be all those vitamins and nutrients including vitamin K, lutein, folate and beta-carotene.
Amazingly, researched shows that it helped keep the brain 11 years younger (which probably explains why I am still fixated with Lego and Power Rangers).
No wonder Bluto never got one over on old Popeye.

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