Change Your Weight loss program, Change Your Thoughts: A Highly effective Plan to Enhance Temper, Overcome Nervousness, and Shield Reminiscence for a Lifetime of Optimum Psychological Well being

A must-read for leaders in public policy, health care, education, criminal justice, and agriculture
“Avoiding experimentation allows you to continue believing in your theory without having to re-evaluate it,” writes Georgia Ede.In a meticulously cited, easy-to-digest (pun intended) narrative, Ede walks us through steps we can all take to experience better mental health. Her critical analysis of numerous studies — exciting and important ones as well as overhyped ones that prove nothing — captivated me. It was humbling to realize I’d been duped by powerful institutions masquerading junk science as sound science.This is not your typical self help book. It doesn’t just rehash everything we’ve already heard countless times about the paleo, keto, and carnivore ways. A small sample of the compelling information you’ll learn includes:-exactly why I have such an addictive reaction to certain foods (it’s not my emotions after all).-why our brains don’t need us to consume sugar-that in vitro studies don’t tell us how a substance behaves in a live human body-how to greatly decrease our chances of getting Alzheimer’s and cancer-why fiber is optional, and for some people even harmful-why alcohol doesn’t do our bodies any favors-how sugars and starches can inflame our gut-the recipe for a homemade electrolyte solutionEde guides the reader through identifying a personalized eating plan. As a former carb-loading athlete then vegan, I’m eating meat, eggs, organs, seafood, cheese (not recommended in the book, but I swear there are a few types of cheese that don’t seem to bother me), herbs, and a small amount of botanical fruits. It’s simple, nourishing, and delicious. My acne and binges are gone, and my digestion is leaps and bounds better. My body doesn’t seem to want more than 6 hours of sleep per night. No caffeine needed.If you’ve read this far, you deserve some of the LOL moments:”. . . one was a rat-human study (a study of rats and humans, not of hybrid rat-human creatures).””The result of these scrambled messages about eggs . . .””. . . no self-respecting plant wants you to eat the rest of its body.””Like a tree falling in a remote forest, the . . . take-down of the antioxidant theory made no sound.”” . . . the quantity of red wine you would need to drink to achieve even the lowest dosages of resveratrol used in clinical trials is 500 bottles per day.”As opposed to those who give patients false hope by exaggerating the effectiveness of their diet or supplement or miracle drug or medical procedure, Ede admits that the right diet is not a cure-all for everyone. That is honesty.I bought the Kindle version, but I bet the audiobook is equally enjoyable. I can’t recommend this book enough.

Keto unexpectedly resolved my anxiety and depression
Four years ago I started following a ketogenic diet to lose weight. Two weeks in, the constant rumination I had been suffering from for years just vanished completely within a few days, which I didn’t connect to the diet at first as I was also doing therapy for depression and anxiety. A few months later I stopped adhering to the diet as strictly for a few days and dropped out of ketosis and my symptoms returned, then disappeared a day later again once I got into ketosis again. And it was only then that I realised that the keto diet was putting my anxiety and depression into remission, and after a bit of googling I quickly discovered I was far from alone in this experience, and that this had been known for quite some time. I wish I would have found out about this earlier as that could have prevented years of needless suffering. This is the book I wish I had at that time, I think it can help a lot of people.In this book Georgia Ede provides a lot of practical tips to avoid the pitfalls and to find a version of the diet that works well for you (as a stricter version may work better for some people), as well as the science behind it.Though she advises to get the assistance of a medical professional, after reading her book, you will already know so much more than most medical professionals, and than I knew when I started doing a ketogenic diet on my own, so don’t let that stop you. I understand it would be wise to get assistance, if you can find an experienced practitioner, but for many the alternative means more years of misery and suicidal ideation, so the alternative may not be without risk or cost either.After I had followed the keto diet strictly for well over two years, my symptoms no longer return when I’m not in ketosis. That duration seems to differ per person and while initially it may seem impossible to stick to such a strict diet for years, experiencing the negative effects again when I didn’t adhere to it strictly, gave me plenty of motivation to stick to it, and I certainly didn’t possess extraordinary willpower. My food cravings vanished after a few weeks, which I couldn’t have imagined what that’s like when I started, so don’t judge until you’ve tried it for at least a few weeks, it might change your mind.

Absolute!!
Interesting book. Still reading. I think to go over a couple times is better to understand.

It tells the truth about the importance of diet, not only for weight management, but more importantly, for mental health. Feed your brain the proper nutrition and it will work the way it’s supposed to.

Very absorbing is a good way to describe the book as many of the points relate to how well, if at all, we absorb nutrients from foods well established as “super” or “healthy”. The text is split into different types of foods and systematically breaks down their elements and how they react in the human body. It is interesting to note how heavily influenced we are, even now, by old advice by public health bodies. Meat and eggs established as best foods (to put it crudely) and interesting points to note such a flaxseeds contain cyanide and how plants in general have defensive mechanism which can be bad for us. Not what I would call a light read but certainly a very worthwhile one if you have an interest in this area.

Sehr hilfreich, logisch und spannend. Das Buch hat mir sehr geholfen und ab und an schlage ich immernoch etwas nach. Perfekt für erfahrene aber auch super für Einsteiger. Jeder sollte diese Buch gelesen haben.