by David Wiss | Apr 9, 2023 | Eating Disorders, Food Addiction, Functional Medicine, General Wellness, Gut Health, Mental Health, Nutrition News, Publications, Recovery, Research
Nutrition Intervention for Depressive Symptoms The link between diet and depression has come a long way. Research has shown that people who eat more ultra-processed are more likely to develop depression, and people with depressive symptoms tend to improve after...
by David Wiss | Apr 5, 2023 | Eating Disorders, Food Addiction, Mental Health, Nutrition News, Publications, Recovery, Research
Intuitive Eating and Ultra-Processed Food Addiction I have given many podium presentations in my last ten years as a dietitian. Since the pandemic, most of them have been virtual, sometimes allowing for recording. While I miss traveling for live conferences, having my...
by David Wiss | Feb 5, 2023 | Eating Disorders, Food Addiction, Mental Health, Nutrition News, Recovery, Research, Substance Use Disorder
Body Weight is a Social Justice Movement If you are in the healing arts or have any interest in nutrition, you have most likely picked up on a lot of “charge” in conversations around body weight. For example, many people have decided that...
by David Wiss | Dec 1, 2022 | Eating Disorders, Food Addiction, Mental Health, Nutrition News, Recovery, Substance Use Disorder
Being interviewed on podcasts is my favorite, particularly when I get to chat with like-minded colleagues and friends. On this episode of the Got Mental Health Podcast, we discuss how nutrition and mindfulness can rewire your brain. We discuss the concept of food...
by David Wiss | Dec 1, 2022 | Nutrition News, Publications, Recovery, Research, Substance Use Disorder
I am always excited to make a new contribution to peer-reviewed literature. This paper was generated from my PhD dissertation research from UCLA’s Fielding School of Public Health, so it has particular significance to me. The entire process of conceptualizing a study,...
by David Wiss | Oct 5, 2022 | Eating Disorders, Food Addiction, Mental Health, Publications, Recovery, Research
Ultra-Processed Food Addiction Paper “Low Carbohydrate and Psychoeducational Programs Show Promise for the Treatment of Ultra-Processed Food Addiction” I am always excited to make a new contribution to peer-reviewed literature. As you might know, I have...
