Abbie Lee B. S. Nutritional Science Community Health Promotion MPH, 2017.

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Abbie Lee B. S. Nutritional Science Community Health Promotion MPH, 2017

Overview Target Nutrients Dietary Behavior Tips and Tricks Take-Home Messages Recipe Demonstration

Why Nutrition Matters for Mental Health: Body has needs as does Brain Fuel Structure Precursors to neurotransmitters Dopamine Serotonin Norepinephrine

Target Micronutrients: Vitamin B and Magnesium Vitamin B complex Function: myelination of neurons, production of serotonin Sources: Pork, meats, seafood, eggs, and dairy, brown rice, whole grains, soy beans, broccoli, mushrooms Magnesium Function: neurotransmitter regulation, energy metabolism Sources: leafy greens(spinach, lettuce, kale, chard), whole grains, beans, sweet potato, nuts, seeds, avocados, fish

Target Micronutrients: Zinc Zinc Function: free radical damage prevention, regulating mood Sources: shellfish, beans, green peas, nuts, liver, seeds (chia, pumpkin, sesame), cheese, yogurt

Target Macronutrients: Carbohydrates Carbohydrates Function: Blood sugar balance, essential for neurotransmitter regulation Sources: whole grains, breads, oatmeal, whole grain rice, legumes, potatoes, fruits How much? Aim for 40-50% of your calorie intake to be from carbs

Target Macronutrients: Protein Protein Function: structure, neurotransmitter (serotonin, nor epinephrine, dopamine) production Sources: meat, fish, eggs, milk, cheese, legumes, nuts, mushrooms How much? Anywhere from 10-35% of calorie intake

Target Macronutrients: Fats Fats- Brain is estimated up to 50% FAT! Omega-3’s Function: development, structure of membranes, maintenance of brain function Sources: fish (halibut, salmon, tuna, sardines), shelfish, flaxseed oil, chia seeds, nuts, peanut butter

Behavior: How we eat Eat Regular Meals Breakfast Mindful eating Fluid intake

Take-Home Messages Nutrition Matters Food for body, food for brains Eat nutrient dense foods Balance! Body requires balance Nutrient stores Tips and Tricks Supplementation Food Swapping

Recipe Demo: Brain and Body Pita Pocket! Ingredients: Whole wheat pita bread (carbohydrate, magnesium) Eggs (protein, magnesium) Spinach (magnesium) Sweet potato (magnesium and vitamin B6) Avocado (magnesium) Tomato

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