Does the Diet You Choose Affect Your Mood? – ABC News
I was interviewed yesterday by ABC News for this article. Be sure to read all three pages. I have my personal thoughts on this coming soon, but wanted to share this with you first. Enjoy!
I was interviewed yesterday by ABC News for this article. Be sure to read all three pages. I have my personal thoughts on this coming soon, but wanted to share this with you first. Enjoy!
Follow me as we journey through the fields of expertise that run rampant at Yahoo Health. Ah, what is this I see? A registered dietitian who thinks low-carb is unhealthy for the brain? *GASP* Thank goodness we have such knowledgeable people like this making sure we understand how the body works!
OH.
Wait.
Say what? She’s relying on a 3 week study in which the LC participants were subjected to drastic diet changes compared to participants with little change?
You’re telling me she doesn’t realize the body can make it’s own glucose from protein?
Umm… can 3 weeks even be considered a real study? (Nah. That there ma’am is called Junk Science!)
Yeah, you’re right. She doesn’t get it.
*****Rewind Sounds*****
Follow me as we journey though the fields of biased opinion that run rampant at Yahoo Health…. (pointing and laughing at the trained monkeys is entirely up to you.)
Comedian/filmaker Tom Naughton serves up super size facts and fun in his documentary titled Fat Head. This hilarious rebuttal to Morgan Spurlocks film Super Size Me is now available on DVD and includes interviews with doctors, nutritionists and political scientists – including some of our favorite people, such as Drs. Mike and Mary Dan Eades, Dr. Al Sears, and Sally Fallon Morell, president of the Weston A. Price foundation.
Regardless of your opinion of Spurlock’s film, Fat Head is a must-see. Naughton shares facts about junk science while proving nearly everything we’ve been told about health and nutrition is wrong.
This film is all about misleading science, educating us about the truth, and personal accountability. With it’s monty-python-like cartoons and Tom’s great sense of humor, it’s so much fun to watch that even my kids enjoyed it. They were learning and didn’t even realize it. Just ask my 12 and 10 year old what sugar does to your body and how you store fat. They will give you details! Do they still like fast food? Yes. Will they think about how their food choices effect their health from now on? Yes. I dare say, after watching Fat Head, you will too. And unlike Spurlock, Tom will share his food diary.
This is now my new favorite movie. (Sorry Wall-E, you just got bumped.) I’ve watched it twice and just loaned it to a friend.
Want a sneak peak? Enjoy.