What foods can change my mood?

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Neurology

Foods that can change your mood for the better include complex carbs, and foods that are rich in omega 3 fatty acids and tryptophan. In this video, psychiatrist Julie Holland, MD, explains how and why these nutrients can help change your mood.

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Scientists have found that certain foods can lift sadness or control anxiety. Find out more as Dr. Oz hosts a mock game show in this video about how food can affect moods.

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Nutrition

Eating a variety of foods each day that are low in fat and calories ensures you get proper nutrition and nutrients like folate, magnesium and iron. Calcium, fiber, potassium and selenium are other nutrients essential for wellness, growth, development, cell repair and disease prevention. Colorful foods, such as fruits and vegetables, are often the richest sources of nutrients. Taking a multivitamin once daily is a good way to supplement your diet.

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