The symbol of light represents life, hope and new beginnings … to have the chance to create an environment for our neurons to reach their optimum levels of potential as well as ensuring that serotonin levels are at their best performing stages … the choice is in our hands. The challenge is in making the best possible decision.
Let’s meet Dr Leaf, this incredible American communication pathologist and specialist in cognitive neuroscience + neuropsychology shares a few remarkably discovering tips well-backed by research on brain, mind, soul and well-being.
Firstly, Dr Leaf looks through the prism of MAD (Modern American Diet) choices of eating, related illnesses, truths and other temptations that not necessarily are linked solely to the American style of living but perhaps (and unfortunately) wider audiences.
Secondly, the attention is grabbed by reminding that the responsibility for our lives lays on us, our minds in particular. Some simple tips such as listening to our bodies, removing toxicity from our lives in forms of overexposure to media, confused thoughts, destructive choices and emotions, sugars, gluten and possibly meat evoke the quality of choice we make on the road to looking after our body, brain and mind.
Thirdly, not to be too research and science orientated, Dr Leaf shares a few receipts for nutritious food choices that are simple, quick and deliciously tempting! Some succulent names reveal a full palette that teases our sense of taste in a very decadent but simple way … avocado dandelion salad or balsamic brussels sprouts with roasted chestnuts …
“Let eating and thinking be the medicine” | Dr Leaf
