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Nutrition for Anxious Children

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought much disruption, fear and anxiety, and this is particularly true amongst children and teens who have been affected by school closures, physical distancing and new routines. It is no surprise, then, that many children have been feeling more anxious or exhibiting...

Moving into a new school year can be an unpredictable time and with that comes the potential for anxiety and stress. Furthermore, with many children having missed in-person lessons for some time, the lunches our children eat can make a big difference in their bid to stay focused and...

15 'Brain Foods' To Incorporate Into Your Diet

The brain is the most energy-hungry organ in the body. Despite weighing just 1.5kg, it steals roughly 25% of the body’s energy requirements. Much like a performance car, the brain functions best when it runs on premium fuel, provided by the food we eat. Nutrients such as omega-3 fatty acids,...

FDA Decision on Dementia Drug, Aducanumab

Today, the US FDA has licenced aducanumab, an amyloid protein drug developed for dementia treatment. It has already failed in clinical trials, adding to the 300 studies that have failed. In a normal world, if you test a theory 300 times and it fails 300 times you discard the theory –...

Nutritional support for depression before, during and after pregnancy

According to Dr Vivette Glover, Director of the Foetal and Neonatal Stress and Research Centre: "at any one time during pregnancy, one in every ten women will suffer with depression and around one in every thirty will be depressed both during pregnancy and the postnatal period." It is not yet...

Evidence-based prevention recommendations

At Food for the Brain our Scientific Advisory Board calls on evidence from world leaders in Alzheimer’s dementia prevention. Our former Chair, Emeritus Professor of Pharmacology at the University of Oxford, authored a statement signed by 109 international experts from 36 countries, submitted to...

Methylation: why is it important for mental health?

Methylation and mental health are intricately related. We take a deeper look into the association and why it is important. What is methylation?  Methylation has been a buzzword in the integrative health sphere for some time now. This is unsurprising considering its importance to...

How to Recover from Addiction with Nutrition

One in three of us are addicted According to the charity Action on Addiction, one in three of us are addicted to something, whether it be a substance such as caffeine, cocaine or alcohol, or whether it is in the grips of a particular habit that is preventing someone from living their lives...