Dr. Chris Palmer
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6 recordings
6 series
first heard Feb 2025
last heard 3 Jul
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So it's kind of all-encompassing.
And in that way, the scientists have a hard time arguing with me because they're like, well, if you're saying that, then yeah, of course, mental illnesses have to somehow be related to that.
But I quickly stump them when I start asking them about, well, what about the role of nutrition in that process?
Well, yeah, it's undeniable that nutrition plays a foundational role in metabolism.
So how do you think it's not related to mental illness?
And then they're like, almost speechless, like, well, wait, you've stumped me.
That's, no, it can't be that simple.
And in reality, it is.
It is that simple.
And when you really understand the details of it,
We can help even people with severe, crippling mental illnesses.
So most people don't have a problem thinking that diet might play a role in mild anxiety or mild depression.
Most people kind of get that.
A lot of parents aren't too surprised that diet or nutrition might play a role in ADHD, for example.
All that sugar and processed foods and artificial dyes and everything else in our food supply.
I think a lot of them aren't shocked
They're not in disbelief that that might play a role in the way a child's brain functions.
And those things are true, but I'm also talking about the severe crippling mental illnesses, including things like schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.
It's all of them.
They're all interrelated, and they all relate to metabolism.
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