New book: Change Your Diet, Change Your Mind by Metabolic Psychiatry Pioneer Dr. Georgia Ede

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Published 2023-12-23
Is the key to optimizing physical and mental health eating so-called superfoods like dark chocolate, red wine and blueberries? Dr. Georgia Ede, a Harvard-trained psychiatrist and metabolic psychiatry pioneer, shares counter-evidence to mainstream views on the optimal human diet. In this interview, she discusses nourishing the brain by eating the right foods, protecting it by staying away from the wrong foods, and energizing it by cultivating a healthy metabolism. Ede argues that the key to healing, protecting, and enhancing brain function is keeping blood sugar (glucose) and insulin within a healthy range.

Drawing on over a decade of treating patients with a metabolic approach to mental health conditions, Dr. Ede shares the clinical and scientific evidence behind brain food in Change Your Diet, Change Your Mind. It is a practical, comprehensive guide for anyone interested in optimizing brain health If you’re interested in how nutrition can lead to improved mental health, you can pre-order it below.

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Georgia Ede, MD
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Time Stamps
0:00 Introduction To A Brain Healthy Diet and Dr. Georgia Ede
3:28 Dr. Ede's book Change Your Diet Change Your Mind
5:37 Truth and Myths of Brain Healthy Foods
6:50 So-called SuperFoods
7:31 Faults in Nutrition Epidemiology Studies
10:00 What Does a Brain Healthy Diet Need To Do?
15:53 Insulin Resistance and Brain Health
21:22 Use of Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGMs)
23:33 Vegetable Oils, Seed Oils, and Linoleic Acid
31:38 Scientific and Practical Application of Nutrition for Mental Health
34:55 Who Is this Book For?

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#BrainHealth
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#NutritionalKetosis
#MentalIllness
#BrainDiet

All Comments (21)
  • @kateaye3506
    As an aside, Brett is a fantastic interviewer. He listens intently, allows his guests room to speak, asks nuanced questions and guides the interviews to smoothly cover a wide amount of ground.
  • @FreeGirl9608
    I’m a huge fan of Dr. Ede and recommend her to anyone who is willing to listen!! She’s extremely knowledgeable and we are lucky to have her speaking to these issues! Thanks to you both!!
  • @kirkwolak6735
    Once you find out that the American Heart Association was basically funded by CRISCO... And that they AUCTIONED OFF their "Heart Healthy" logo (they stopped when people learned about this). You start to realize... If the people doing the Recommendations are PAID FOR by PRODUCT PRODUCERS... Are they REALLY telling us the TRUTH? Or are they serving their income streams!
  • @stacymontero6172
    I just received her book. So far, it's excellent. I love Dr. Ede.
  • @aprilek6003
    Love Dr. Edes work. Been following her since late 2016. Looking forward to purchasing her book, reading it and having it as a reference for my friends and family. I am so happy to see the needle moving in the nutritional mental health field. What you eat matters folks!!!!!!!!!
  • @marzymarrz5172
    And lets not forget adequate hydration. Unexpectedly I got a stern lecture on this subject from my dental hygenist who was pretty stern with me when she had been in my mouth about a minute and told me she could tell I had not been drinking water. Dehydration is not good for the brain or for dental health.
  • @lenamccubbin1068
    The reason prescriptions are “required” in the US is insurance, led by Medicare. In the days before Medicare covered ostomy and other medical supplies, people who needed these could walk in any pharmacy and purchase what they needed. Once medicare began to pay, a prescription was required. Insurance followed the requirement. My opinion is that this raises the cost of administering the program.
  • @emh8861
    Beat Diabetes’s YouTube channel shows how to monitor your sugar without the expensive CGM. Just use a cheap glucose monitor and check your sugar after you eat .
  • @tomkoranek1253
    I have been eating carnivore for 18 months. Never hav I ever had clearer calmer mind.
  • @amy11228
    This is the first time I've heard of Dr. Ede's work. I preordered her book. I'm very excited to learn more about the best way to eat for brain health!
  • @jimwillride
    Great podcast! Very clearly presented and made more accessible with the quality and interest of the interviewer and guest both!!! Loved it.
  • @mbrochh82
    Here's a ChatGPT summary: - Red wine, dark chocolate, and blueberries are often considered superfoods for the brain, but scientific evidence does not support their special benefits for brain health. - Dr. Georgia Ead is a pioneer in metabolic psychiatry and has written a book titled "Change Your Diet, Change Your Mind," which focuses on improving mood, overcoming anxiety, and protecting memory. - The book and Dr. Ead's work challenge common misconceptions about brain-healthy diets and superfoods, emphasizing the importance of quality science in dietary recommendations. - A brain-healthy diet should focus on maintaining healthy blood sugar and insulin levels, providing essential nutrients, and avoiding foods that can damage the brain. - The book criticizes nutrition epidemiological studies, which rely on food questionnaires and are considered unreliable for determining what constitutes a brain-healthy diet. - Dr. Ead suggests that animal foods are necessary for optimal brain health due to their nutrient content, and that refined carbohydrates and seed oils should be avoided due to their inflammatory effects. - The book also addresses the importance of brain metabolism and the role of glucose and insulin in brain health, linking insulin resistance to brain health issues like Alzheimer's disease. - Continuous glucose monitors are recommended for personal assessment of blood sugar responses to food, even for those without diabetes. - Dr. Ead criticizes the consumption of refined seed oils, which are high in linoleic acid, and suggests that they may contribute to brain inflammation and oxidative stress. - The book provides practical advice on dietary changes for mental health improvement and is intended for anyone concerned about their current or future brain health. - Main message: The book by Dr. Georgia Ead, "Change Your Diet, Change Your Mind," offers a comprehensive approach to understanding and improving brain health through diet, challenging popular misconceptions, and providing practical guidance for optimal mental well-being.
  • @youlearntoearn
    I am really looking forward to reading this book and implementing the strategies.
  • @CashMoneyMoore
    Thank you both for the interview, can't wait to receive my copy of Dr. Ede's booK!