Fix Your Brain by Fixing Your Body: Metabolic Psychiatry Explained by Dr. Shebani Sethi

Fix Your Brain by Fixing Your Body: Metabolic...

Up next

Office Hours: Preparing Your Body for Pregnancy — Fertility, Nutrition & Hormones

What’s Really Driving Infertility—and What You Can Do About It Fertility struggles are far more common than most people realize—and far more complex than we’re often told. Today I answer listener-submitted questions on fertility, hormone balance, and preparing your body for conce ...  Show more

Fix the Brain, Change the Mind: Root-Cause Psychiatry with Dr. Robert Hedaya

On this episode of The Dr. Hyman Show, I sit down with Dr. Robert Hedaya, a psychiatrist who has spent decades working at the intersection of biology, brain function, and mental health. His approach starts with a different question than most psychiatry asks: what’s interfering wi ...  Show more

Recommended Episodes

586: Harvard Psychiatrist Reveals the Most Harmful Foods You Need to Stop Eating to Heal the Brain | Dr. Georgia Ede
The Jesse Chappus Show

Watch the full video interview on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/w76HgPmnwhU

Dr. Georgia Ede (IG: @georgiaedemd ...

  Show more

Harvard Psychiatrist: How To Heal Your Mind With Your Diet - The Scientific Connection Between Nutrition & Mental Health
The School of Greatness
TMHS 852: The #1 Absolute WORST Mental Health Advice Your Doctor Gives You – with Dr. Christopher Palmer
The Model Health Show

Today, millions of people are suffering from depression worldwide. Major depression can negatively impact your relationships, deteriorate your health, and cause problems in all aspects of your life. And when it comes to treating depression, the most common course of action tends ...  Show more

104. World Mental Health Day: How Gut Health Shapes Your Mental Health
The Ultimate Human with Gary Brecka

On World Mental Health Day, Gary Brecka discusses how the food you eat impacts your mental health and why you need to ditch ultra-processed foods NOW! He reveals research showing that people who consume ultra-processed foods are 33% more likely to develop depression, emphasizing ...  Show more