In the Media: Metabolic and Mental Health Closely Linked
Dr. Christopher M. Palmer offers independent feedback to a new study examining if metabolic health affects mental health and the brain.
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In the Media: Man, 27, With Severe Bipolar Disorder Shares How a Keto Diet Helped Him – ‘It’s All Worth It’
Watch Dr. Christopher M. Palmer examine how a ketogenic diet is used to manage mental illness.
In the Media: Patients Say Keto Helps With Their Mental Illness. Science Is Racing To Understand Why
Drs. Christopher M. Palmer and Dost Öngür explore the association between psychiatric conditions and metabolic problems.
In the Media: Unhappy With Your Weight? Don’t Discount Mental Health and Motivation
Dr. Christopher M. Palmer explains the connection between mental health and weight.
In the Media: Can Magnesium and Vitamin D3 Curb Anxiety? Mental Health Experts Weigh In on a Viral TikTok Claim
Dr. Christopher M. Palmer shares research examining the effectiveness of magnesium supplements to treat the symptoms of anxiety disorders.
In the Media: A Root Cause of Mental Illness – Harvard Professor
Dr. Christopher M. Palmer explains how a change in diet could help severe mental illness.
In the Media: Brain Food With Dr. Christopher Palmer
Watch Dr. Christopher M. Palmer present foods that may help improve brain function.
In the Media: A Harvard Psychiatrist Rethinks Mental Health as a Metabolic Disease
Listen to Dr. Christopher M. Palmer discusses how a ketogenic diet may, in combination with other interventions, help improve symptoms in epilepsy, seizure disorders, and some mental health disorders.
In the Media: Shame Is Common Side Effect of COVID Diagnosis
“People are so exhausted and so burnt out from the pandemic, and that just makes them hypersensitive to anything that they may do wrong.” – Dr. Christopher M. Palmer
In the Media: Surprising Benefits of the Keto Diet for Weight Loss and Mental Health
“Be more mindful. For the next two weeks try to change the diet, try to eat less processed foods, less junk food.” – Dr. Christopher M. Palmer
In the Media: Online Continuing Education Gets Mixed Reviews
Dr. Christopher M. Palmer and others comment on the future of online education.
In the Media: A Mental Health Crisis Is Unfolding in the Workplace. COVID-19 and Racial Injustice Are to Blame
Dr. Christopher M. Palmer urges employees to be open to seeking mental health treatment if they are having trouble adapting to shelter-in-place orders.
