I discussed why these nutrients are important
for mood health in a blog last year.
And according to a recent study, one source of omega - 3s may offer particularly
powerful mood health benefits.
There are other nutrients needed as well but you get the picture: there is a strong link between diet and anxiety and
overall mood health.
The first and most obvious is that your brain and body are missing key nutrients that are important
for mood health.
Limiting sugar, eating traditionally fermented foods, and taking a probiotic supplement are among the best ways to optimize your gut flora and subsequently support your brain health and normalize your mood
It's also rich in iron, chlorophyll, B vitamins, and Vitamins A and C. Eating nutrient - dense foods has been directly linked to
improved mood health, depression relief, and lower amounts of anxiety.
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Lentils are an also an excellent source of plant - based protein and they contain B vitamins that are great for
our mood health.
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These essential fats include EPA (Eicosapentaenoic Acid) and DHA (Docosahexaenoic Acid) and have been shown to support overall wellness, including heart, brain, joint, eye, and
mood health.
Lentils are an also an excellent source of plant - based protein and they contain B vitamins that are great for
our mood health.
There's like, you said, digestive health,
mood health, good for infections, it's antifungal, it's antiviral.
It's especially powerful at enhancing brain and
mood health.