The Impact Of Diet & Supplements On Mental Health with Certified Nutritionist Kylie James

Depression is the leading cause of disability worldwide—and antidepressants only work 50% of the time. But what if the solution isn’t just in a pill? Certified Nutritionist and Occupational Therapist Kylie James shares how food can heal where meds fall short. Discover the surprising role of gut health, inflammation, and protein in restoring joy, motivation, and mental clarity.

Note:  Kylie is also offersing $200 off her online course "Reclaim Your Happiness".  This offer is for the first 30 people who register with code PAUSE200.  Here is the link- https://korunutrition.com/reclaim-your-happiness/.  By the way, I don't get any commssion from this!  It is a generous offer she is providing our community and podcast listners. 

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You can contact Kylie James by visiting 
https://korunutrition.com/

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