"There is not a lot of peer-reviewed research or safety data available for microdosing psychedelics. However, some of what we do know is concerning,” shared Caron Treatment Centers’ Chief Medical Officer Dr. Adam Scioli via Fox News Media: https://lnkd.in/egRGuFRJ Thank you Melissa Rudy for including Dr. Scioli's insights and highlighting the risks of microdosing on mushrooms.
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We often hear about food in the context of physical health—eating for a strong heart, healthy weight, and glowing skin. But what about the other impacts of food, like how it makes us feel emotionally and mentally? The growing field of nutritional psychiatry is shedding light on this profound connection, and it’s something I’m personally really excited about. On today’s episode of The Doctor’s Farmacy, I’m excited to talk to Dr. Uma Naidoo about the connection between food and mood and how what we eat impacts everything from anxiety and depression to ADHD and more. We dive into how the microbes in your gut can influence your mood and the connection between neuroinflammation and the incidences of aggression, division, and polarization that are happening society-wide at rates never before seen. Find the full episode here: https://bit.ly/3THrWv6
Is Food to Blame for Your Anxiety and Depression? - Dr. Mark Hyman
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What is in your food?
We often hear about food in the context of physical health—eating for a strong heart, healthy weight, and glowing skin. But what about the other impacts of food, like how it makes us feel emotionally and mentally? The growing field of nutritional psychiatry is shedding light on this profound connection, and it’s something I’m personally really excited about. On today’s episode of The Doctor’s Farmacy, I’m excited to talk to Dr. Uma Naidoo about the connection between food and mood and how what we eat impacts everything from anxiety and depression to ADHD and more. We dive into how the microbes in your gut can influence your mood and the connection between neuroinflammation and the incidences of aggression, division, and polarization that are happening society-wide at rates never before seen. Find the full episode here: https://bit.ly/3THrWv6
Is Food to Blame for Your Anxiety and Depression? - Dr. Mark Hyman
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In the realm of nutritional psychiatry, a less-explored aspect involves the connection between dietary choices, gut microbiota, and the social dynamics of aggression, division, and polarization in society. Emerging research suggests that the gut-brain axis, which encompasses the bidirectional communication between the gut and the brain, may play a role not only in individual mental health but also in societal well-being. The gut microbiota, a diverse community of microorganisms residing in the digestive tract, has been linked to mental health outcomes. The composition of these microbes can be influenced by dietary patterns, and in turn, they may affect brain function and behavior. Some studies suggest that an imbalance in gut bacteria, known as dysbiosis, could contribute to neuroinflammation, a process associated with various mental health conditions. Interestingly, there is speculation that the gut-brain axis might also have implications for broader societal issues. The idea is that individual and collective dietary habits could influence the composition of gut microbiota, which may, in turn, impact the mental states of individuals and contribute to the overall emotional tone of society. The concept of "psychobiotics," which refers to probiotics that may have a positive impact on mental health, is gaining attention within this field. Exploring how the promotion of a healthy gut microbiome through dietary interventions could potentially contribute to improved mood and reduced societal tensions is a novel and less-discussed aspect of nutritional psychiatry. Understanding the intricate links between what we eat, the health of our gut, and the broader emotional and mental well-being of both individuals and society as a whole adds depth to the evolving field of nutritional psychiatry. It opens up new avenues for research and interventions that consider the collective impact of dietary choices on mental health and the social fabric.
We often hear about food in the context of physical health—eating for a strong heart, healthy weight, and glowing skin. But what about the other impacts of food, like how it makes us feel emotionally and mentally? The growing field of nutritional psychiatry is shedding light on this profound connection, and it’s something I’m personally really excited about. On today’s episode of The Doctor’s Farmacy, I’m excited to talk to Dr. Uma Naidoo about the connection between food and mood and how what we eat impacts everything from anxiety and depression to ADHD and more. We dive into how the microbes in your gut can influence your mood and the connection between neuroinflammation and the incidences of aggression, division, and polarization that are happening society-wide at rates never before seen. Find the full episode here: https://bit.ly/3THrWv6
Is Food to Blame for Your Anxiety and Depression? - Dr. Mark Hyman
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We often hear about food in the context of physical health—eating for a strong heart, healthy weight, and glowing skin. But what about the other impacts of food, like how it makes us feel emotionally and mentally? The growing field of nutritional psychiatry is shedding light on this profound connection, and it’s something I’m personally really excited about. On today’s episode of The Doctor’s Farmacy, I’m excited to talk to Dr. Uma Naidoo about the connection between food and mood and how what we eat impacts everything from anxiety and depression to ADHD and more. We dive into how the microbes in your gut can influence your mood and the connection between neuroinflammation and the incidences of aggression, division, and polarization that are happening society-wide at rates never before seen. Find the full episode here: https://bit.ly/3THrWv6
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Cleaning up your gut can influence your mood. Healthy eating has an impact on how you feel emotionally and mentally. Thank you, Mark Hyman, MD for this informative article. Please read. Would love to know your thoughts. #guthealth #mentalhealth #impact
We often hear about food in the context of physical health—eating for a strong heart, healthy weight, and glowing skin. But what about the other impacts of food, like how it makes us feel emotionally and mentally? The growing field of nutritional psychiatry is shedding light on this profound connection, and it’s something I’m personally really excited about. On today’s episode of The Doctor’s Farmacy, I’m excited to talk to Dr. Uma Naidoo about the connection between food and mood and how what we eat impacts everything from anxiety and depression to ADHD and more. We dive into how the microbes in your gut can influence your mood and the connection between neuroinflammation and the incidences of aggression, division, and polarization that are happening society-wide at rates never before seen. Find the full episode here: https://bit.ly/3THrWv6
Is Food to Blame for Your Anxiety and Depression? - Dr. Mark Hyman
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Listening to these two talk about the food and mood connection, what we eat and how we eat impacts the feelings and behavior of our children and ourselves, was my first exposure to functional medicine. Now I know my own personal food triggers that impact my mood and habits all because of functional medicine health coaching. What do you already know about food impacting mood? Share in the comments!✨
We often hear about food in the context of physical health—eating for a strong heart, healthy weight, and glowing skin. But what about the other impacts of food, like how it makes us feel emotionally and mentally? The growing field of nutritional psychiatry is shedding light on this profound connection, and it’s something I’m personally really excited about. On today’s episode of The Doctor’s Farmacy, I’m excited to talk to Dr. Uma Naidoo about the connection between food and mood and how what we eat impacts everything from anxiety and depression to ADHD and more. We dive into how the microbes in your gut can influence your mood and the connection between neuroinflammation and the incidences of aggression, division, and polarization that are happening society-wide at rates never before seen. Find the full episode here: https://bit.ly/3THrWv6
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Learn about the connection between food and mood.
We often hear about food in the context of physical health—eating for a strong heart, healthy weight, and glowing skin. But what about the other impacts of food, like how it makes us feel emotionally and mentally? The growing field of nutritional psychiatry is shedding light on this profound connection, and it’s something I’m personally really excited about. On today’s episode of The Doctor’s Farmacy, I’m excited to talk to Dr. Uma Naidoo about the connection between food and mood and how what we eat impacts everything from anxiety and depression to ADHD and more. We dive into how the microbes in your gut can influence your mood and the connection between neuroinflammation and the incidences of aggression, division, and polarization that are happening society-wide at rates never before seen. Find the full episode here: https://bit.ly/3THrWv6
Is Food to Blame for Your Anxiety and Depression? - Dr. Mark Hyman
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We often hear about food in the context of physical health—eating for a strong heart, healthy weight, and glowing skin. But what about the other impacts of food, like how it makes us feel emotionally and mentally? The growing field of nutritional psychiatry is shedding light on this profound connection, and it’s something I’m personally really excited about. On today’s episode of The Doctor’s Farmacy, I’m excited to talk to Dr. Uma Naidoo about the connection between food and mood and how what we eat impacts everything from anxiety and depression to ADHD and more. We dive into how the microbes in your gut can influence your mood and the connection between neuroinflammation and the incidences of aggression, division, and polarization that are happening society-wide at rates never before seen. Find the full episode here: https://bit.ly/3THrWv6
Is Food to Blame for Your Anxiety and Depression? - Dr. Mark Hyman
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1moNice point Adam Scioli as always. I always enjoy your perspective.