Published: Dec. 13, 2022, noon
Washington Post food expert Mary Beth Albright chats with Trey Elling about EAT & FLOURISH: HOW FOOD SUPPORTS EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING. Topics include:
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\n - The book's inspiration (0:28)
\n - "How" we eat impacting mental health (2:09)
\n - The health benefits of eating together (4:32)
\n - How the nervous system connects food and emotions (7:47)
\n - Sound as the secret sensory ingredient to food (9:49)
\n - Celebrating accomplishments with food (15:25)
\n - The science of "hangry" (16:07)
\n - The benefits of switching from an ultra-processed to Mediterranean diet (18:30)
\n - How ultra-processed foods change our brains (21:33)
\n - Blood sugar spikes and accelerated food cravings (23:46)
\n - Comfort food (25:29)
\n - The sense of smell and mood (27:16)
\n - The gut microbiome and mood (29:27)
\n - "Diet" (34:21)
\n - Prebiotics (37:49)
\n - Chronic inflammation and emotional well-being (40:11)
\n - The microbiome's effect on excess weight (43:34)
\n - High-carb versus high-protein breakfasts and decision-making (44:21)
\n - The book's recipes (48:06)
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