Useful Websites

[David Hosobuchi]

Use this thread for posting other websites relevent to this forum....:)

[nopain]

http://www.whfoods.com/foodstoc.php - foods to incorporate in the diet
http://www.systemicenzymetherapy.com/TherapeuticApplications/BrainInflammation.htm - utilizing enzyme therapy
http://www.glycemicindex.com/ - the effect of carbohydrates in foods
http://www.snyderhealth.com/alkalinity.htm - list of foods akalinity potential
http://www.nvperriconemd.com/ - Dr. NV Periconne's site - yes he sells stuff, but he is also a renown expert on microcellular inflammation and diet

I study nutrition in depth, and these are some great places to start

[Ted Hutchinson]

Certain foods have been found to help people manage their mental well being.Here are some recipes to make you feel good (http://www.mentalhealth.org.uk/campaigns/food-and-mental-health/recipes/)

Articles on The Mental Health Foundation Food and Mental Health Campaign (http://www.mentalhealth.org.uk/campaigns/food-and-mental-health/)

[Marciab]

Hi Nopain.

Thanks for the websites. I had whfoods, but not the others.

I would like to recommend www.celiac.com and www.mindscience.org too.

I no longer have myoclonus or ataxia and I think (well sometimes anyway;) ) it is from getting the gluten out of my diet.

But, I am also wondering if eating healthier has played just as big a role as getting the gluten out.

What do you think ? marcia

[SunnyDay06]

Websites with Nutrition and Neurology

I thank you for having this feature on the many forums here. I thought the site "whfoods.com" was very good. It has so much valuable info on it.
Keep up the good work!

SunnyDay06

[Panda_Ca]

Here's a great site with load of info on nutrition with the brain in mind.
It has info on good foods and info on the effects of bad ones.

http://www.brainhealthandpuzzles.com/brain_nutrition.html

Enjoy and Bon Apetit!

[sanyad]

At The Summit,they view your body as an integrated system with individual needs and utilise a range of treatment options to achieve the best results for you.

http://www.summitphysio.com.au/