

What If Your Diet Is Affecting Your Brain More Than You Think? | Michael Goran, PhD
Email Copy: The conversation about ultra-processed food needs to include more than what it does to our weight. We also need to talk about how it may affect our memory, our mood, and the way our children’s brains develop. Because the consequences of what we eat can reach far beyond what we see on the scale. Today on…

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“What I appreciated here is the focus on reversibility — that the damage from ultra-processed food isn't presented as a life sentence, but as something the body can start to undo when the inputs change. The part about children's brain develo…”
“Love that you're talking about mood and memory, not just the scale. 3 nutrition rules I follow for better mental health: ⭐️High Nutrients →Fresh Fruits →Quality Meat →Fresh Vegetables ⭐️Healthy Fats →Fish →Avocado →EV Olive Oil ⭐️Fermented…”
“The sugary drinks point is the one I keep coming back to in clinic. It is the simplest swap to explain, and the one patients actually stick with.”
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