Eat junk food every day for a week.
Rate your anxiety, mood and energy on a scale of 1-10.
Eat healthy nutritious food every day for a week.
Do the same.
You'll see just how much what you put in your mouth effects your mental, physical and emotional health.
#BrainEnergy is more than just a theory. It is a culmination of decades of research driven by ambitious goals and an unwavering dedication to helping those who suffer from mental illness.
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#MentalHealthIsMetabolicHealth#Hope#Healing
Studies showed that Butyricicoccus and Ruminococcus are butyrate-producing bacteria that also harbor neuroprotective effects.
https://t.co/F4rWjfxhhB via @medscape
According to a recent Latin American study published in BMC Public Health,
lack of physical activity and excessive sitting time, have independent associations with health outcomes. But if both are combined, the risk of obesity, dia…https://t.co/0PgM9aSdUF https://t.co/FGDL3kiq8R
I'm excited to share the results of our RCT of faecal transplants for depression! The first published controlled human evidence supporting the acceptability, feasibility and safety of faecal transplants for the treatment of a mental health disorder https://t.co/WPUng9kKVY
Sleep, just like diet & exercise, helps keep your heart healthy! ❤️ Join us for the month of February as we celebrate American Hearth Month with tips on how healthy sleep improves heart health. #HeartMonth
This is #HeartMonth and @IGreenlund, a PhD candidate at Montana State University along with mentor @CarterPhysiol wanted to tell you that poor #sleep from binge drinking has implications on heart and nervous system health! Read their paper in SLEEP: https://t.co/ffI27Hk01A
One proposed mechanism is that stress-induced sympathetic nervous system activation activates immune cells in bone marrow, increasing inflammation in the arteries.
But there may be multiple mechanisms.