Healthy Food Tips: Foods to boost your Mood!
Our world today is inundated with stress, anger, fear, sadness and depression. Suicide is the 10th leading cause of death in the USA. (1) Scientists and doctors are finally realizing that the food we eat has a direct effect on our brain and how it functions. The video below discusses a new emerging medical field called Nutritional Psychiatry. Basically, this field looks at how food is affecting the individual’s mental function. Dr. Narula gives great tips on the types of food that will help heal your brain and boost your mood.
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I ’m Tamara Hoerner, MHNE, ROHP/RNCP, founder of Purple Almond Wellness. I am a nutrition consultant and wellness educator. I work with middle-age individuals to help support insomnia, brain health and develop whole body wellness, in order to improve the quality of their mid-life years. Heart and Alzheimer’s diseases run in my family and I struggle with insomnia and weight loss, so I strive to help others with similar conditions. Using only nutrition, I rid my body of seasonal allergies, Psoriatic Arthritis and migraines, as well as cured my insomnia. I know what it takes to use food and whole body wellness, especially in middle age. As a wellness educator and Summa Cum Laude graduate of Hawthorn University, I develop personalized nutrition plans and wellness education sessions, to help clients.
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Great food suggestions
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Yep! I especially love that they are finally beginning to realize that food plays a role in psychiatric conditions. 🙏
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That is huge
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I’m glad I saw this. I happen to be reading “A Mind of Your Own” by Kelly Brogan, MD with Kristin Loberg. It’s very detailed on how to cleanse yourself from inflammatory foods, gluten and dairy for 30 days, while eating healthy, and then trading out inflammatory foods for anti-inflammatory foods. The body having too much inflammation (causes of various diseases) is why we run to the doctor, end up on drugs for the symptoms and then have induced side effect issues. The answer IS what you are eating in the first place (root problem) causing the symptoms to a disease-thus avoiding drugs or weaning off and being healthier & happier. I can’t wait to finish the book.
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I’m glad you enjoyed the post. Thank you for mentioning the book. I’ll have to check it out. Everything you say here is spot on! 🙏
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Your welcome. It’s geared to depression, but also points out other illnesses, and how withdrawal from antidepressants are the same as initial diagnosis…(therefore stressing your body even more).
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Sounds right up my alley. 😊👍🙏
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