Nutritional Deficiencies That Can Cause Eating Disorders - Dr. James Greenblatt – HPP 60

In today's modern culture it's no surprise that what we consume is largely influenced by what we see around us either in the media, internet or within the workplace. There are hundreds, if not, thousands of factors that affect our mental well-being and having a deficiency in nutrition can massively impact our capacity to think and make sound decisions that can ultimately multiply other factors that help worsen a fragile mental state.

In today's episode, we discuss the lack of a push and awareness on the importance of nutrition and why providers should look more into incorporating this idea in their day to day practice. We discuss the role that the media plays on how it influences us and our children around nutrition and eating disorders.

We are very excited to be joined today by Dr. James Greenblatt, a revolutionary mind and expert on the treatment of eating disorders. Join us as we dive deep into issues involving imbalanced nutrition and how we can apply effective strategies and solutions to help avoid or combat existing symptoms of an eating disorder that you or someone you may know is experiencing.

Show Notes:

• Origins: Adapting the Integrative Approach
• Dealing with difficulties: Food Allergies
• Diet Restrictions and Eliminations: Why you need to be cautious
• Treating Eating Disorders
• Anorexia and Celiac disease
• Treating Anorexia
• Managing Children with Eating Disorder
• The truth about the Vegan Diet
• Understanding Zinc deficiency
• The impact of Social Media
• The future of treating Eating Disorders

To learn more about Dr. James Greenblatt:

• https://www.jamesgreenblattmd.com/
• https://www.jamesgreenblattmd.com/about/

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