How can I use nutrition to improve my mood?

I’d like to treat what may be mild, chronic depression nutritionally. I can’t take herbals, I’m allergic to them. I believe I heard something about fish oil good for it, and also b-complex vitamins. I already take some Centrum once in a while. Would that plus eating a healthy, varied diet be enough? Would if be helpful if I go buy a bottle of fish oil and b-complex tablets?
I want to give this a shot before I go the "medical treatment" route because it’s not serious and it may be all I need.

Did some research for you, check more info on the link. Good luck!

http://www.newstarget.com/004919.html

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Certain foods that contain high quantities of omega-3 fatty acids and/or a nutrient called uridine, such as salmon, herring, walnuts, sugar beets, and beet molasses, may have natural depression-fighting qualities, according to a research report published in Biological Psychiatry. Scientists have long known that nations consuming large quantities of fish had low levels of both heart problems and clinical depression.

5 Responses to “How can I use nutrition to improve my mood?”

  • Chuong Seng Ly says:

    Yes.
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  • websterjdjr says:

    get a fat T-bone stak and fry it on high heat for 3 mins each side and then remove the meat and toos in a pound of slice button shrooms and then have some navy beans and rice on the side,,werks fer me!@!!!!!
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  • Cammie says:

    Start eating fresh foods.
    No processed foods. Nothing that comes in a can.
    You can ask a dietitian for more info.
    Depression is a real disease so treat it as such.You may need medication or talk therapy.
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  • nalla says:

    Did some research for you, check more info on the link. Good luck!

    http://www.newstarget.com/004919.html
    Highlight:
    Certain foods that contain high quantities of omega-3 fatty acids and/or a nutrient called uridine, such as salmon, herring, walnuts, sugar beets, and beet molasses, may have natural depression-fighting qualities, according to a research report published in Biological Psychiatry. Scientists have long known that nations consuming large quantities of fish had low levels of both heart problems and clinical depression.
    References :
    http://www.newstarget.com/004919.html

  • ditdit says:

    eat fresh food- lots of fruits and veggies.
    DARK CHOCOLATE.
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