HeyJaredFeed Your Mind - Your Brain on Nutrients
Feed Your Mind aims to become the leading substack about brain nutrition on the web. I would like to make it a cosy place for people to learn and grow together, making accessible the most complex topic in the world: the Human Brain.
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A Case of Nutrient Deficiency in the Modern World (opens the original)
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Deficiency diseases are among the deadliest ailments that stood the face of the Earth. In the 17th century, the phenomenon that would later be known as scurvy was a phenomenon feared by long-distance sailors. People would go mad, withdraw into themselves, suffer from bleeding gums, and so on. Around 1740–50, British Admiral James Lind demonstrated that just a few drops of lemon juice could cure this terrible affliction, scurvy.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcd
They Were Told They Might Never Speak. (opens the original)
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Autism is a very complex disorder that is still only partially understood. There is a wide spectrum of it. The resurgence of the term “neurodivergent” in social debates underscores precisely the significant differences that can exist between our respective minds. While translating Walsh’s protocol into French, I learned a great deal about this “disorder,” particularly regarding the role of epigenetics, oxidative stress, inflammation, and certain genetic mutations. It’s a fascinating subject.<a c
Lithium: a Molecule Between Two Worlds (opens the original)
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To be honest, I’m not a die-hard fan of Nirvana, but I’ve always been moved by Kurt Cobain, the band’s frontman whom you all know. The tragic fate of this young musician touched millions of people at the time. His death, at the age of 27, under mysterious circumstances, secured his place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the pantheon of world music. Cobain struggled with addiction and probably with bipolar disorder. This condition has gone by many names and was known as “manic-depressive ill
The ALS Reversal Files: 50 Cases Under the Microscope (Part 1) (opens the original)
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This will be a long, detailed read, reflecting more than 50 hours of research and writing on a subject that matters deeply to me. Thank you for taking the time to explore it. Everything presented here is for educational purposes only and should never replace appropriate medical care or treatment tailored to your individual needs.Subscribe now<a cl
ALS Reversal: An article project on 50 Documented Cases (opens the original)
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Dear subscribers,I have a new article in mind for Feed Your Mind, and before I begin, I’d love to know whether it would interest you. I’ve said this many times, but I think this might be my most important article. Subscribe nowI want to investigate around 50 documented cases in which people diagnosed with ALS experienced a substantial
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