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Gut bacteria was transferred from depressed humans to rats.
The rats developed features of depression.
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April N. Hackert
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April N. Hackert
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Psychiatric Culinary Medicine #RDN | Professor/Scientist of Nutritional Neuropsychology | Chef | Michigander | #culinarymedicine #foodmatters #adventuresofapril
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Hospitals are meant to heal—but too often, the food they serve holds patients back. It’s time for hospitals to prioritize real, nutrient-dense food, cut ultra-processed options, and align meals with evidence-based medical needs.
The proper diet is one of the simplest, most cost-effective ways to improve outcomes, speed recovery, and build a healthier future. Nutrition isn’t optional; it’s essential care.
CMSGov@CMSGov
Given the scale of Medicare’s investment in inpatient care, it is the responsibility of CMS to encourage hospital food and nutrition services to incorporate the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, which reflects the latest federal nutrition policy. Today, CMS sent a memorandum reminding hospital providers of their obligations related to patient food and nutrition services.
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In 2019, MIT neuroscientist Nancy Kanwisher gave a 1-hour lecture on how your brain shapes your mind.
It’ll change how you think.
Her ideas:
• Your brain constructs reality
• Damage can erase abilities
• Why children recover (but adults don't)
12 lessons on the human brain:
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AI content will vastly exceed all human content
Brett Winton@wintonARK
We have been surpassed: AI written output exceeded human written output in 2025
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Energy transformation requires resistance, always
Martin Picard@MitoPsychoBio
Today on The Science and Experience of Energy, @niroshajmurugan and I discuss how energy flows through the body to keep us alive. We use some examples to unpack the Energy Resistance Principle (ERP), giving us a way of understanding how energy moves us and everything in our lives. Without resistance, we wouldn't be alive. But with too much resistance, life gets tough, inefficient, and hard to sustain. We're fleshy biological circuits for the flow of electrons from food to oxygen. The ERP explains why our psychobiological systems must operate in a goldilocks zone of resistance. Things we do like exercising, eating, and feeling, all influence how resistance our organism imposes to the flow of energy. martinpicard.substack.com/erp
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Stay connected to multiple sources of restoration.
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Repetitive negative thinking is associated with cognitive function decline:
Stay Positive!
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“Do not use your energy to worry. Use your energy to believe, to create, to learn, to think and to grow.”
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