The Nuanced Nutrition Curriculum: An Educational Resource Written by Students, Dietitians, and Psychologists to Help You Become a Zestful, Empowered, and Nuanced Eater
Krishnaveni Ganesan
June 23, 2025Featuring events, news, books, and more related to Nutritional Psychology
In IBS patients, higher intake of some Mediterranean foods increased symptoms, while a symptom-modified version improved gut microbiota.
Flavanols may boost brain function through their taste, which activates the nervous system and mimics exercise-like effects.
A new study shows that in families with autistic children, dietary differences—not gut microbes—are more closely tied to autism traits.
A new study found that multiple unhealthy habits—like poor diet, little exercise, and inadequate sleep—greatly increase the risk of depression.
When thoughts about food become constant or overwhelming—known as “food noise”—they turn ordinary eating decisions into mental fatigue.
A study found that fiber and high-quality carbs from whole foods in midlife boost healthy aging in women.
A U.S. study links food temperature to mental and gut health, with cold foods raising distress and hot drinks improving well-being.
New discoveries connecting diet and well-being are driving a modern medical shift that puts nutrition at the center of care.
A UCLA study links children’s early gut microbiome to later risk of depression and anxiety via emotion-related brain networks.
Kimberley Wilson looks at the food and drink that can have a surprisingly positive effect on improving our memory, and those that can do it harm.
Explore the groundbreaking discovery that links obesity to the risk of developing neurodegenerative disorders.
You are what you eat takes on new meaning when you add mental health into the mix. NBC 5’s Lauren Petty reports.
New research unveils the potential impact of ultra-processed foods on mental health.
Dr. Uma Naidoo, a nutritional psychiatrist, explains the surprising role our gut plays in maintaining mental health.
Studies show that hyperpalatable foods can highjack areas in the brain leading to food addiction.
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