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Mental Health & Micro Nutrients, Canada and New Zealand find a link! 

3/10/2015

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Mental illness related to Nutrition you say? That's just crazy talk, it's probably just a lack of anti depressants. There is a link, if you take care of the food you eat, ensure it comes from highly nutritionally dense soil, ensure your body has the ability to utilize it (aka digestion) you can build up the ability to handle what life throws at you. The age old question...
Are we facing more struggle these days or is the perception just that we are because we don't have the capacity to deal with it?

Our ancestors had some struggles... albeit different ones, but struggles none the less. So maybe there is something here to think about. Maybe we can make mentally and physically robust generations to come??

I attended a networking event and someone told me I should contact this woman. I decided to do a little research on her first. Interestingly enough her research is linked with Canada (specifically Calgary). Funny little connection given I'm living here.

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I have a very personal experience with depression as well as anxiety and disordered eating. I have not openly shared about it too much, but there is a special place in my heart for improving ones health through micronutrients given I have a very first hand account of how I've used micronutrients in properly raised food to change around my mental health, my physical health as well as my dental health.

Have a little look, it's so lovely to see that although there was a tragedy here in Christchurch, New Zealand that we have gained great insights into how we can improve our mental health going forward, and how to prevent it!
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6/26/2018 10:52:31 pm

Plastic surgery is great if you have tons of money to throw away, don't mind everyone knowing you have had some work done, and are willing to risk your natural beauty at the hands of a surgeon who could very well make a human mistake and leave you scarred for life. If you are like most people, you fall off the surgery bandwagon somewhere in there. Maybe you just aren't rich enough to have a facelift or perhaps you aren't up to the risk a surgical facelift requires.

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Tyreese N link
11/26/2020 07:19:19 pm

Good readingg this post

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