1/ Americans are facing a mental health crisis. Nearly one in five people suffer from a diagnosis every year.
Researchers are turning to possible correlations between the mind and body—including #metabolichealth.
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2/ Metabolic health has a significant effect on both #addiction and mental health.
Not only does being metabolically healthy reduce the risk of developing addictions, but evidence suggests it can improve mental health markers as well.
3/ Many mental health disorders are correlated to the altered metabolism of glucose. Switching to a #ketogenic diet may be helpful.
Improved metabolic health also has clinical evidence for prevention, as schizophrenia and bipolar disorders may increase metabolic health factors.
1/ Americans are facing a mental health crisis. Nearly one in five people suffer from a diagnosis every year.
Researchers are turning to possible correlations between the mind and body—including #metabolichealth.
🧵
2/ Metabolic health has a significant effect on both #addiction and mental health.
Not only does being metabolically healthy reduce the risk of developing addictions, but evidence suggests it can improve mental health markers as well.
3/ Many mental health disorders are correlated to the altered metabolism of glucose. Switching to a #ketogenic diet may be helpful.
Improved metabolic health also has clinical evidence for prevention, as schizophrenia and bipolar disorders may increase metabolic health factors.
Hopefully, you don’t need me to remind you how important hydration is for your health.
Being strategic about what you drink, how much you drink, and when to drink can control blood sugar levels, boost performance, and restore metabolic functions.
Hydration is more than just drinking water!💧 Discover how being strategic with your intake can control blood sugar, boost performance, and restore metabolic functions. Get ready to elevate your hydration game! #healthtips #hydrationmatters 💪🧠
That said, there’s a lot more to hydration than just ‘drinking more water.’
Here’s what they don’t tell you about metabolic health and hydration.
It’s not always about drinking more
Hydration follows the Goldilocks Rule.
Too much, and you wash away vitamins and minerals.