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Hungry for Change · Episode 33 · Eat

Harvard Dr. Georgia Ede: Your Brain Screams for Help

With Dr. Georgia Ede

Harvard psychiatrist Dr. Georgia Ede has a message most doctors won’t say out loud:

31 Oct 202550 min
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Harvard psychiatrist Dr. Georgia Ede has a message most doctors won’t say out loud:

the modern diet is wrecking our mental health.

Depression, anxiety, burnout, brain fog, these aren’t always chemical imbalances.

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Many are driven by what we eat, and psychiatry isn’t keeping up.

In this episode, Dr. Ede explains how food affects brain function, why standard treatments often fail, and what happens when you remove the triggers instead of just masking symptoms.

Before you blame your brain… look at your plate.

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Web page: www.diagnosisdiet.com/resources

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