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48 of 48 people found the following review helpful
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I'm not a parent and I've no experience of Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, Schizophrenia, BAD, Eating Disorders or Depression in either myself or my family, but I read this book because I want to find out more about the impact gut dysbiosis has on the brain, and this was explained succinctly and physiologically. I read this after Barry Groves' Trick and Treat, which I thought was excellent and I found a lot of what Campbell-McBride had to say on the dietry regimes applied to those suffering from Candida, of which I am one. Many of the reviews for the unrevised edition are from parents or relations of Autistic children, and if you are in similar circumstances you should read what they say instead of I say. I am interested in becoming a nutritionist and this information is absolutely essential. I work in mental health and as the author rightly states, psychiatry steadfastly refuses to look at gut dysbiosis as the cause of mental health problems. It's funny, as prescription drugs are meant to affect behaviour, but mental health workers don't seem to understand they have to be processed by the gut and liver first. Does it not follow what they have eaten might adversely affect their behaviour? Most everyone knows a child's behaviour changes when they get a sugar rush. In this book you will read why.
I'm not a parent and I've no experience of Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, Schizophrenia, BAD, Eating Disorders or Depression in either myself or my family, but I read this book because I want to find out more about the impact gut dysbiosis has on the brain, and this was explained succinctly and physiologically. I read this after Barry Groves' Trick and Treat, which I thought was excellent and I found a lot of what Campbell-McBride had to say on the dietry regimes applied to those suffering from Candida, of which I am one. Many of the reviews for the unrevised edition are from parents or relations of Autistic children, and if you are in similar circumstances you should read what they say instead of I say. I am interested in becoming a nutritionist and this information is absolutely essential. I work in mental health and as the author rightly states, psychiatry steadfastly refuses to look at gut dysbiosis as the cause of mental health problems. It's funny, as prescription drugs are meant to affect behaviour, but mental health workers don't seem to understand they have to be processed by the gut and liver first. Does it not follow what they have eaten might adversely affect their behaviour? Most everyone knows a child's behaviour changes when they get a sugar rush. In this book you will read why.
17 of 17 people found the following review helpful
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I have ulcerative colitis and no experience of autism but find this book is wonderful and everything in it makes so much sense. It explains how the body works and how problems manifest themselves in easy to understand language. I would recommend this book for anyone who wants to improve their health and especially those with autistic children, immune problems, IBS etc. A revelation!
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
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I have been finding this book extremely informative about the imppotance of good bacteria in the gut for general good health and the negative, knock on effect of how processed foods, antibiotics among other things,can seriously damage it and effect the next generations as well as leading to extreme cases such as Autism etc. and mental wellbeing. Well worth reading just to help one look at how best to maintain and improve one's own health and family and friends.
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Gut and Psychology Syndrom
This book is absolute super and gives me an inside view on a revolutionary fantastic diet. Thank you, Dr. Natasha McBride, for this eye-opening book.
Published 23 days ago by Richard
Change your life
Gut and Psychology resonates on so many levels - from the first chapter I was gripped as I ticked boxes for basically all my family. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Nicolajane10
Gut and Psychology Syndrome
Very detailed and informative book. It is a different approach to gut healing and gut flora imbalance compared with the standard candida diets, but so far although it is hard work... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Elspeth
Essential reading for anyone with psychological issues
Having suffered from candida, chronic fatigue & depression in my twenties I discovered that good diet made me feel a lot better, this led me on a course that led to my eventual... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Mr. R. M. Lora
very good.
This is very interesting/informative book. We have nobody having any of these disorders however I found the very useful; totally increased my awareness and I am reading more... Read more
Published 3 months ago by ben
Dr Natasha
I plan to buy this lady's books; but for the meantime, just to say that she is a genius. You can watch her various video presentations at Dr_Natasha.com and elsewhere. Read more
Published 4 months ago by globalfoolig
Gut and Psychology Syndrome
I brought this book after listening to an interview with Dr Natasha Campbell McBride. I really love this book good simple illustrations on the gut and recipes for healing the gut. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Lesley Wills
Opened Twice, Found 3 Errors - 1 Potentially Lethal
I am disappointed. I opened the book at random and found page 132 with two spelling mistakes: choline is spelt: "cholin" and acetylcholine is spelt: "acethylcholin" 2 typos in one... Read more
Published 7 months ago by V GIBSON
Anyone with any food allergy or intollerance should own this book.
I had heard of the Author from TV and the net, everything she said made sense to me.
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Published 7 months ago by Celtic_Desire
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Excellent book, well worth a read for anyone concerned about current diseases of the gastrointestinal tract! Read more
Published 8 months ago by John
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