The Medicinal Chef: 50 Mood-Boosting Recipes to Relieve Anxiety & Depression Naturally | Healthy Eating for Mental Wellness | Perfect for Stress Relief & Emotional Balance
The Medicinal Chef: 50 Mood-Boosting Recipes to Relieve Anxiety & Depression Naturally | Healthy Eating for Mental Wellness | Perfect for Stress Relief & Emotional Balance

The Medicinal Chef: 50 Mood-Boosting Recipes to Relieve Anxiety & Depression Naturally | Healthy Eating for Mental Wellness | Perfect for Stress Relief & Emotional Balance

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In Eat Your Way to Happiness, Dale Pinnock (AKA The Medicinal Chef) unpicks the physiology and anatomy of anxiety and depression to show how diet can beneficially affect the hormones that alter mood. Don't think for a second that in order to improve how you feel from day to day you will be eating salad and tofu forever. On the contrary: if starting your day with a Toasted muffin with smoked salmon, spinach, and hollandaise sounds good, then this is the diet for you. Or try a sinus- (and mind-) clearing Salmon, avocado, and wasabi wrap for lunch. A fabulous Thai-style seafood noodle soup or fish pie will also help you maintain a healthy mindset, while Chocolate crunch pots will put a smile on your face as it also works to help relieve your symptoms.

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Very cute and professional book from the formatting to the photography. There is a very good research and info section in the front except it doesn't seem to have any reference citations. Maybe because it's a cookbook people don't do that? But it's a scientific "paper" of sorts and I really want those citations for his research. I know the author is an actual nutritionist, though, so at least I mostly trust what he has written. Really it's a matter of principle. Plus I would like to do some of my own research and this book doesn't help me reference other sources....As to the recipes, they seem really good. A few of them are a little inaccessible to the common chick on a budget - flaxseeds, soft goat cheese, something called creme fraiche? Yeah no. But there are other recipes in here that are totally doable. Overall, I'm happy with the purchase, I think.
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