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[party in my plants] 207: This is Your Brain on Plant Food, with Dr. Uma Naidoo, Food Psychiatrist
Manage episode 279774530 series 1429114
She’s a Harvard-trained psychiatrist, a professional chef, a trained nutrition specialist, a food psychiatrist, the author of This is Your Brain on Food and just overall foodie brainiac. This chat with Dr. Uma Naidoo covered how the state of your mental health often starts with what you ate for dinner. As she says, “Happy gut, happy mood!” We talked about so much mood-boostin’ stuffs including how the gut and the brain are waaaay more closely linked than you thought. (Heard it here first before it goes mainstream!) Now, this is a chat that will have you turning your ahhhh to hahas and will have you revamping your shopping list. Yes, if you’re on a prescription, it won’t hurt to try out these brain food tips and no, I’m definitely not telling you to swap out your meds. As Dr. Uma says: you have to eat anyway, so adding healthy brain food to the plate is kinda a low hanging fruit. Her pun, not mine. Surprisingly!
Press play to hear:
- How your gut health is impacting your mental health
- What to eat for depression and anxiety
- The mental health disservices of the American diet
- Why your holiday charcuterie platter might be making you depressed
- A surprising new use for eggs
- How your gut and your brain and more connected than you think
- The not-yet mainstream science about how your dinner choices impact your mental wellbeing
- Spices that’ll spice up your life!
Links related to this episode:
The full show notes with all the deets from this episode!
BUY MY BEST SELLING BOOK, PARTY IN YOUR PLANTS
Where to buy Amazing Grass goodies and save 30% with code: PLANTPARTY30
Where to buy Four Sigmatic Magic Mushroom Products and save 15% with code: “PARTYINMYPLANTS”
Book me to speak at your college, conference or company!
Where I’d much appreciate you leaving a review for the show in iTunes!!
Party in My Plants on Instagram
210 episodes
Manage episode 279774530 series 1429114
She’s a Harvard-trained psychiatrist, a professional chef, a trained nutrition specialist, a food psychiatrist, the author of This is Your Brain on Food and just overall foodie brainiac. This chat with Dr. Uma Naidoo covered how the state of your mental health often starts with what you ate for dinner. As she says, “Happy gut, happy mood!” We talked about so much mood-boostin’ stuffs including how the gut and the brain are waaaay more closely linked than you thought. (Heard it here first before it goes mainstream!) Now, this is a chat that will have you turning your ahhhh to hahas and will have you revamping your shopping list. Yes, if you’re on a prescription, it won’t hurt to try out these brain food tips and no, I’m definitely not telling you to swap out your meds. As Dr. Uma says: you have to eat anyway, so adding healthy brain food to the plate is kinda a low hanging fruit. Her pun, not mine. Surprisingly!
Press play to hear:
- How your gut health is impacting your mental health
- What to eat for depression and anxiety
- The mental health disservices of the American diet
- Why your holiday charcuterie platter might be making you depressed
- A surprising new use for eggs
- How your gut and your brain and more connected than you think
- The not-yet mainstream science about how your dinner choices impact your mental wellbeing
- Spices that’ll spice up your life!
Links related to this episode:
The full show notes with all the deets from this episode!
BUY MY BEST SELLING BOOK, PARTY IN YOUR PLANTS
Where to buy Amazing Grass goodies and save 30% with code: PLANTPARTY30
Where to buy Four Sigmatic Magic Mushroom Products and save 15% with code: “PARTYINMYPLANTS”
Book me to speak at your college, conference or company!
Where I’d much appreciate you leaving a review for the show in iTunes!!
Party in My Plants on Instagram
210 episodes
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