Research Shows Nutrition is Much Better at Improving Mental Health Than Prescription Medication

Mental Health and Nutrition

Clinical psychologist, Julia Rucklidge, delivers an enlightening TED talk on the importance of nutrition and it’s role in mental health. Julia reminds us of a time when Dr. Semmelweis was ridiculed and dismissed for suggesting that doctors wash their hands before touching pregnant women. She compares the radical reaction that doctors had then, to the reaction some doctors have now, about the idea of nutrition being more effective than medication, when treating patients with mental illnesses, such as ADHD, depression, schizophrenia, and bi-polar disorder.

Dr. Rucklidge advises us that despite the array of medications on the market, mental illness continues to rise, and she asks, “If current medications are effective, shouldn’t mental illness be decreasing rather than increasing?”

https://educateinspirechange.org/health/research-shows-nutrition-is-much-better-at-improving-mental-health-than-prescription-medication/

Coronavirus, SARS and flu experts compare the differences between the diseases

Coronavirus

Nine weeks after the novel coronavirus was first discovered, Australian infectious disease experts are only beginning to understand its severity, how it is spread and how to contain it.

In Australia, there are only 15 confirmed cases. Health Minister Greg Hunt says five people have recovered from the illness, while the remaining 10 are stable and in a “recovery process”.

So the question remains: with thousands of Australians dying every year from influenza, and no coronavirus deaths reported in Australia, why are we still so worried about it?

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-02-11/coronavirus-china-sars-flu-in-australia-the-different-diseases/11950358

Kisameet clay found to have potent antibacterial activity against essentially untreatable pathogens

Antibiotics are being overused and over prescribed by doctors. How can you limit your antibiotic use? Researchers from the University of British Columbia (UBC) have confirmed a rare type of clay that has been used as medicine by aboriginals of BC has antibacterial properties that could be used to treat antibiotic resistant bacteria.

https://www.nexusnewsfeed.com/article/health-healing/kisameet-clay-found-to-have-potent-antibacterial-activity-against-essentially-untreatable-pathogens/

Tamiflu Fiasco

Tamiflu Fiasco

For goodness sake boost your immune system with nutrtion rather than taking every hastily prepared and toixic drug for the latest health scare. Think Coronavirus! For a list of nutrients that boost your immune system go to https://www.healthelicious.com.au/Nutri-Blast-Immune-Blend.html