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New Research Points to the Gut As Key for Depression Treatment

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By Chad M. Larson, Mark Engelman
| Holistic Primary Care Verified
They say the way to a person’s heart is through the stomach. The same could be said about a person’s brain. With all that we’re now learning about the gut-brain axis, it is becoming clear that mood, cognitive function, sleep cycles, and many other aspects of our psychological health are directly influenced by factors originating in the gastrointestinal tract.
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The Way to Your Mental Health is Through Your Stomach

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By Chad M. Larson, Mark Engelman
| Lake Oconee Health
They say the way to a person’s heart is through their stomach. Well, the same can be said for one’s mental health! It’s a little-known fact that serotonin—the hormone that controls moods—is created in the gut. Without a properly functioning gut, which needs a healthy diet to operate, the resulting imbalance in those hormones may disrupt the production of serotonin leading to depression and other poor mental health outcomes. What is Serotonin?
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Processed Foods & Energy Drinks: A Public Health Emergency

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By Chad M. Larson, Mark Engelman
| Holistic Primary Care Verified
Highly processed foods and energy drinks do more harm than good—and Americans have a huge appetite for them. That’s bad news for the future health of the country. According to a new analysis of data from nearly 41,000 US adults, consumption of ultra-processed foods rose markedly from 2001 to 2018, accounting for nearly 60% of the total calories in the typical US adult’s diet in 2018.
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