James Greenblatt

Dr. James Greenblatt, a veteran psychiatrist with four decades in functional psychiatry, highlights the urgent need for a new mental health care model. He discusses how nutrition, toxins, and gut health are often overlooked in treating mental illness. Success stories showcase innovative approaches like low-dose lithium and ketogenic diets. Greenblatt emphasizes the importance of personalized treatment plans, advocating for a holistic approach to childhood mental health, and integrating Functional Medicine with mainstream psychiatry to transform care.

Join Dr. James Greenblatt, a leading expert in integrative medicine and author of "Finally Focused," as he delves into the complexities of ADHD. He discusses the root causes of ADHD and the significance of addressing nutritional deficiencies, particularly magnesium, zinc, and copper levels. Food allergies and sensitivities are linked to behavioral issues, and he emphasizes dietary strategies using natural compounds. Parenting with compassion is introduced through the SAIL approach, encouraging understanding for children facing these challenges.

Dr. James Greenblatt, a seasoned psychiatrist with over 35 years of experience, discusses the surprising link between low cholesterol levels and mental health issues, particularly depression and suicidal ideation. He emphasizes the critical role of dietary fats and cholesterol in neurotransmitter function and mood regulation. The conversation critiques conventional psychiatric approaches, highlights the impact of nutrient deficiencies, and argues for personalized dietary strategies to improve mental health. Greenblatt also explores the hormonal connections and gut health affecting mental well-being.

Dr. James Greenblatt, an integrative psychiatrist with over 30 years of experience in nutritional psychiatry, explores how nutrient deficiencies like B12, magnesium, and zinc can intensify mental health issues such as anxiety and anorexia. He discusses the surprising implications of zinc deficiency and examines the often-overlooked role of lithium in mental well-being. Listeners learn about the importance of testing for these nutrients and how dietary changes can lead to significant improvements in mental health without drastic measures.

Dr. James Greenblatt discusses the importance of nutrition and medications in treating eating disorders. Topics include addressing malnutrition, zinc deficiency impact, omega-3 fatty acids, B vitamins, and the connection between brain health and nutrition in psychiatry. Dr. Greenblatt shares his approach to eating disorder treatment based on over 30 years of experience in functional medicine and psychiatry.