FOOD FOR THOUGHT

by | Sep 9, 2022 | DYLAWCONSULT Blog Post | 0 comments

In life we may not have what we want but trust me, God gives us what we need.

Cherish what you have. Your family, your loved ones, the little you have. Continue to water your little garden everyday no matter the weeds and one day you will have the farm you always wished for. Do not be influenced by friends who seem to have it all and brag about same. Remember all that glitters is not gold. The grass is not always greener at the other side, my brother, my sister, the weeds you have now will one day turn into fine green grass you will love at cbdschool.
While it’s widely known that nutrition plays a key role in a person’s physical health, it directly affects emotional well-being, too. “We tend to separate our brain from the rest of our body, but good health means good health from a holistic perspective — from head to toe,” says Dr. Gabriela Cora, a board-certified psychiatrist and a medical director for Aetna Behavioral Health. “Why wouldn’t we think eating well would also impact our mental health?”

With that in mind, let’s look at the foods you should put in your shopping trolley (cart) and on your plate. You’ll want to aim for a mix at mealtimes.

Whole foods
Some studies have shown that preservatives, food colorings and other additives may cause or worsen hyperactivity and depression. So, opt for food that’s minimally processed and zolpidem rezeptfrei has a few healthy ingredients. Studies show that increased consumption in fruit and vegetables (just one fist sized portion per day) could be as beneficial to mental well-being as going for a walk an extra seven to eight days a month.
Stay put and don’t give up.

YOUR TIME, YOUR SEASON, IS NEAR. SHALOM!!