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• Beat Depression with Nutrition
  Diet and Depression - Beat Depression with Nutrition! Nutritionist Martina Watts examines Stimulants, Nutritional Deficiencies, and Food Intolerance
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• childrens mental health and nutrition
  Do the wrong dietary fats affect IQ and could the health of the gut affect the human brain? Nutritionist Martina Watts looks at the links between childrens mental health, behaviour and nutrition.
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• Dark Harvest - Toxicity Diet Depression and Environment
  Few would deny that human behaviour and depression are influenced by diet and the environment, and Dr Ward studies and compares the effects of toxicity on our minds and bodies.
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• Depression and Fish Oil Supplements - Caution Advised!
  Fishoil supplements and depression - Evidence suggests caution is required, says Consultant Dietician Dr Lynn Harbottle.
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• Depression and Gut Immunity
  Michael Ash explains that nutritional intervention on immune dysfunction and cytokine imbalances is a more effective treatment for depression than anti-depressants such as Prozac.
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• Diet, Essential Fatty Acids (EFA's) and the Brain
  Diet and the Brain - the Role of Diet in Mood and well-being. Complex carbo-hydrates, amino acids, essential fatty acids (EFA's), vitamins minerals and water.
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• Diet and Depression - Key Findings
  Diet and Depression: Feeding Minds Executive Conclusions on growing evidence of link between Diet and Mental Health, Depression, Schizophrenia, Dementia and Alzheimers Disease.
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• Diet and Depression Conference press release
  The Diet and Depression conferences will focus on the latest research into the effects of diet and environment on depression, and provide practical solutions from award-winning leading clinicians
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• Diet and Depression Conference Report February 2007
  2nd National Diet and Depression Conference, Manchester, December 2006. Executive Summary by Martina Watts.
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• Martina Watts' Diet and Depression Articles
  AboutMartina Watts, and her published Articles on the links between Diet and Depression, Mental Illness and Ill-Health.
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• Diet and Specific Mental Health Problems
  Diet in Specific Mental Health Problems. Schizophrenia, Depression, Alzheimers Disease or Dementia, and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.
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• Feeding Minds - Nutrition and Mental Health
  Diet and Depression - Feeding Minds Summary - nutrition and dietary intervention in treatment for depression and mental health problems, Chronic depression and schizophrenia.
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• food, omega-3 fatty acids and mental health
  Diet and Depression - Feeding Minds - how food, omega-6 and omega-3 fatty acids are implicated in mental health, and the role of fats and amino acids
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• Food and Behaviour Research
  Dr Alex Richardson, a senior researcher at Oxford University, is particularly concerned about the link between food and behaviour, learing and mood.
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• Food and Mood Handbook
  Exploring the link between food, mood, addiction, and mental health problems in the Food and Mood Handbook by nutritionist Amanda Geary, and how nutritional therapy can help.
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• GAPS - Gut and Psychology Syndrome Explained
  Autism, ADHD, schizophrenia, depression, dyslexia, dyspraxia, obsessive-compulsive disorder, bipolar disorder – Gut and Psychology Syndrome
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• Green Exercise
  Martina Watts on New Mind Report on Ecotherapy calls for a new GREEN agenda for mental health. Problems arise with Antidepressant prescriptions and rising health costs.
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• Gut and Psychology Syndrome
  Martina Watts interviews Dr Natasha Campbell-McBride on her new book: Gut and Psychology Syndrome and the links between Diet, Gut Health, Mood Depression and Behaviour.
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• Hazards in Hospital Shops
  Hospital shops are actively promoting ill-health. Rows upon rows of crisps, sweets, chocolates and even bags of refined sugar were on display
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• Nutrition and Depression: Diet and Mental Health
  Diet Nutrition and Depression - Practical and Scientific Introduction by Martina Watts and interview with Dr Andrew McCulloch, Chief Executive of the Mental Health Foundation on the links between diet and mental health
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• Mind Green Exercise Report
  Download the New Mind Report on Ecotherapy which calls for a new GREEN agenda for mental health.
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• Politics of Choice
  The politics of choice: a cover for shoddiness, poor quality and ill-health: “Never mind the quality, just look at all the choice”.
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• Skin Health and Leaky Gut
  Leaky Gut contributes to auto-immune diseases, Arthritis, inflammatory bowel disease, thyroid disease, hyperactivity, autism, allergies,sensitivities, poor skin health and chronic fatigue
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• Smart Fats for Smart Kids
  Brain tissue has a high concentration of smart fats - fatty acids essential for development of the brain, eyes and nervous system. Children need a balance of healthy smart fats.
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• Tough on crime
  Tough on crime, tough on the Causes of Crime? A scientific trial was organised by Bernard Gesch, Director of Natural Justice which investigates the social and physical causes of crime.
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