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Changing Your Eating Habits

Changing Your Eating Habits

  • We tend to eat habitually, choosing foods and flavour profiles that are familiar.
  • We need to approach changes to your eating with openness and patience
  • It's best to try new foods when you are in a good mood and to approach them with a sense of curiosity.
  • Prepare to form some new, manageable habits.
  • The most important factor when it comes to building new eating habits is repetition.
  • To make repetition achievable, your new behaviours should be small enough that they are manageable even at your most tired.

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  • In the context of an overall healthy diet, there are limits to the health benefits of supplementation.
  • Therefore, it would be best to try to increase our consumption of plant foods, whole grains and oily fish.
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Mix a Variety of Plant Foods Into Your Diet

Mix a Variety of Plant Foods Into Your Diet

Your gut microbiome benefits from a diverse range of plant foods. While there are 300,000 edible plants on the planet, we eat just a tiny fraction of these, around 200. Recent research suggests it would be good to aim for 30 diff...

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Food And Your Mood

Food And Your Mood

Wherever you are in the world, food is used to influence affective states – whether it’s a soothing bowl of congee or chicken soup when you are unwell, or a piece of chocolate when you are feeling miserable.

The question is, how deep is food’s potential to affect how people feel? Can f...

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Limit Your Alcohol Intake

Limit Your Alcohol Intake

Alcoholic beverages can, in excess, be detrimental to mood, and research indicates a relationship between excessive alcohol consumption and major depression. Try to stay within or below national recommendations for healthy consumption. If yo...

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The Right Diet To Help With Depression

The Right Diet To Help With Depression

Emerging and accumulating evidence indicates that modifiable features of our lifestyles that influence our immune systems - including nutrition - are important factors in our vulnerability to, severity, and recovery from depression.

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Eat Real Food, Unpolished and Unprocessed

Eat Real Food, Unpolished and Unprocessed

  • A whole-food, plant-heavy, fibre-rich diet might reduce depression risk through its anti-inflammatory qualities, through its effects on gut microbes and via other pathways.
  • Approach changes to your eating with openness and patience. Give healthy new additions to your diet a few chanc...

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Focus on Fibre, a Key Food for Gut Microbes

Focus on Fibre, a Key Food for Gut Microbes

Supporting a healthy and diverse gut microbiome is likely to be beneficial to mood regulation. The primary food for the population of gut microbes is fibre, acquired by the consumption of a broad range of wholegrains and plant foods – nuts, seeds, herbs, spices, legumes, fruits and vegetables.

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Beware Of The Burger And Coke Diet

Beware Of The Burger And Coke Diet

A Western-style diet – high in added sugars, refined carbohydrates, processed meat, fried/fast foods and saturated fats – is associated with increased depression risk in adults and more inflammation and depression in adolescents. There is also evidence that a Western-style diet can impair memory ...

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Eat Fermented Foods

Eat Fermented Foods

There is an even faster way to increase the diversity of your gut inhabitants: fermented foods. Fermented products – foods and drinks that have undergone bacterial fermentation – have been a feature of traditional diets around the world for thousands of years. They include kimchi, kombucha, kvass...

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  • After only four days of repetition, your body can crave specific foods daily, for instance, chocolate.
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'Clean eating' is the most widely followed diet

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Benefits Of Changing Your Identity

  1. Changing your identity will automatically lead you to discard some behaviours that are not associated with that identity, helping you stop smoking or eating meat, for example.
  2. Your behaviour will align with the behaviour of the chosen identity.
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