A new study, published in the British Journal of Nutrition, and using data from 6,438 women collected over the course of 12 years has found that an anti-inflammatory diet may actually lower the risk of depression. Compared to women consuming a pro-inflammatory diet, the researchers found that an anti-inflammatory diet reduced the likelihood of depression by a very significant 26%. The Lorisian food intolerance test we can do here is designed to reduce inflammation so therefore can help with depression.
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When you receive your food intolerance results and wonder what on earth you're going to eat in the morning, then try this recipe that my wife Lianne found recently by James Duigan. Called the 'Clean and Lean Super Breakfast', it contains all things good and none of the typical ingredients that come up in the food intolerance test we do.
Serves 1
2 Tablespoons Oats, 2 Brazil Nuts, 2 Almonds, 2 Walnuts or Pecans, 1 teaspoon ground flaxseed, 1 tablespoon Pumpkin Seeds, 1 teaspoon Chia Seeds, 60ml Rice Milk, 60ml Filtered Water.
Method
Soak...