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Feel better in 24 hours with Nutritherapy. Most mood problems are caused by biochemical imbalances and most don't need Prozac or other drugs to cure them. Natural nutritional solutions, or Nutritherapy, can take effect in only 24 hours and works by righting the body's natural balance or relieving the symptoms of depression, PMS, stress, low self-esteem or SAD. It's no fun to have an imbalance of seratonin, our biochemical sunshine; dopamine, our natural caffeine; GABA, our brain's own valium; or endorphin, our natural painkiller and pleasure provider. You can eat to right that balance and feel better almost immediately. The book opens with a detailed questionnaire to help the reader assess their mood profile and determine which imbalances they suffer from. Part 2 gives the fix-it solution corresponding to the results of part 1 and part 3 is a master plan of supplements, mood foods and sample menus. The book also provides answers if mood problems are caused by: adrenal or thyroid dysfunction; imbalances in sex hormones;and allergic reactions to foods, including wheat and sugar. Some simple dietary changes should produce very quick, dramatic results.
This book investigates the hypothesis that common mood disorders are rooted in biochemical imbalances that can be corrected through targeted nutritional intervention and supplementation rather than pharmaceutical drugs. Julia Ross, a pioneer in the field of nutritional psychology, utilizes her clinical experience to present a framework for identifying specific neurotransmitter deficiencies. By mapping symptoms to imbalances in serotonin, dopamine, GABA, and endorphins, she provides a structured protocol for restoring physiological equilibrium through diet and amino acid therapy.
What You Will Find
The text provides a highly structured, clinical approach to mood management that prioritizes biochemical assessment over traditional psychiatric intervention. Its focus on actionable, diet-based protocols suggests a resource intended for readers seeking self-directed, naturalistic alternatives to conventional mood regulation.
Page Count:
383
Publication Date:
2003-01-01
Publisher:
Thorsons
ISBN-10:
0007128037
ISBN-13:
9780007128037
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