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Follow on Google News | New Book, "Cooking To Cure" Highlights Overlooked Connection Between Mental Health and NutritionBy: Teton Counseling Each year in America an estimated 21 million people are diagnosed with depression (WHO). Nearly twice as many, or 40 million, will be diagnosed with an anxiety disorder. Nutritional deficiencies are indicated in several mental disorders including anxiety and depression. “We simply cannot continue talking about mental health without talking about nutrition,” Dailey says. “Diet is one of the overlooked cornerstones of mental health,” says Dr. Henry Emmons, psychiatrist and author of “The Chemistry of Joy” and “The Chemistry of Calm.” “After all, the brain can only function well by getting the right information from food.” The 266-page quality trade paperback is a comprehensive guide that provides the tools for meeting nutritional needs by eating whole, healthy foods. Based on sound scientific research, this is a back-to-basics approach to healthy eating for optimal mental health. “Cooking to Cure” focuses on balancing neurochemistry through nutrition and meal preparation. The book also features a nutrient content table for zeroing in on critical nutrients in hundreds of foods and 45 gluten-free and refined sugar-free recipes for using real food ingredients in everyday meals. “Cooking to Cure, A Nutritional Approach to Anxiety and Depression” is available now on Amazon.com (http://www.amazon.com/ End
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