Two professors. Both spent careers trying to change the system from the inside. Both hit the same wall. π§±
The gap between what the science says and what people actually have access to is massive. That is what we are here to change.
Selling lemons to "treat" scurvy would technically be illegal. Let that sink in. π
Prof. Julia Rucklidge and Prof. Grant Schofield unpack one of the most maddening regulatory realities in health today.
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The Science That Could Change Mental Healthcare, If Regulations Would Let It!
We love to see @grantsnz challenged and Prof Julia Rucklidge doesn't hold back π
Great read or listen to the podcast episode π https://t.co/44jVRid6ki
From corporate product management and sales to training as a Master Health Coach.
Thinking of studying to be a health coach, but are on the fence? Ask yourself how you would feel if you decided not to do it?
Learn more about our study pathways here π https://t.co/NtG22qBiMx
The system is not going to save us. The whole point of what PREKURE is building. Getting the right information to the right people and empowering them to take their health into their own hands.
Prof. Julia Rucklidge makes a point that often gets lost in the debate around micronutrient therapy. We have evolved alongside these nutrients. They occur in nature. When your body does not need them it gets rid of them.
Is creatine worth the hype? @grantsnz Prof Grant Schofield sat down with Stuff to talk about his verdict on the viral supplement.
Great read π https://t.co/yERpuMAIWY
Prof. Julia Rucklidge discovered that when people are well nourished after a traumatic event, their recovery looks dramatically different. The fight or flight response depletes your body of nutrients so fast. So giving people additional nutrients actually moves the needle.
Why is sugar off limits in psychology practice? π€
Blood sugar spikes and crashes affect your mood. Poor sleep affects your mental health. These are not controversial statements. They are science.
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Prof. Julia Rucklidge breaks down one of the most frustrating disconnects in modern healthcare. The fact that mental health professionals are being discouraged from having conversations about food, one of the most powerful tools we have for mental wellbeing.
Chemotherapy was discovered by accident in World War II when American researchers noticed that mustard gas accidentally released on allied ships in Naples was destroying tumour samples.
Full conversation on the Prevention is Cure podcast. ποΈ
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FREE live webinar on Zoom with Dr. Louise Schofield ποΈ
π August 31st at 7pm
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Come along, ask your questions and see if health coaching could be your next chapter. πΏ
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