B vitamins help patients that are about to develop psychotic disorders

Alzheimer’s disease may be linked to a marginal vitamin A deficiency

Alzheimer’s disease: More omega-3 can cut your risk in half

Baby blues and postpartum depression may be a result of nutrient deficiencies and slow metabolism

Children who eat main meals and get more fruit and vegetables have better mental health

Depression and magnesium deficiency

Depression may be linked to vitamin B12 deficiency

Depression, dementia, and Alzheimer’s disease are linked to oxidative stress in the brain

Doubling of ADHD and other psychiatric child diagnoses

Exercise and three nutrients improve neuroplasticity

Fish oil and its importance for brain development

Fish oil may help against depression

High blood levels of certain nutrients are linked to improved cerebral function in the elderly

High-dosed vitamin B6 reduces anxiety and depression

Higher levels of omega-3 in your blood lower the risk of developing mental diseases

How is vitamin B3 deficiency linked to aggression, cannibalism, pellagra, and schizophrenia?

Lack of B vitamins causes a myriad of symptoms

Lack of vitamin B3 increases your risk of dementia, neurological disorders, and aggression

Lack of vitamin D increases your risk of depression

Living in areas with less sun increases your risk of OCD

Magnesium can ease symptoms of depression

Magnesium combined with vitamin B6 has a better effect on severe stress than magnesium supplements alone

Magnesium supplements can relieve anxiety, stress, and depression

Omega-3 fatty acids improve your cerebral blood flow

Omega-3 fatty acids reduce the psychoses of schizophrenic people

Our diets and the sun play a major role in the development and treatment of schizophrenia

Patients with depression and anxiety lack omega-3

Remember vitamin B1 for energy, mood, and digestion

Schizophrenia symptoms can be reduced with large doses of B vitamins

Symptoms of depression are often linked to lack of vitamin D, which is now referred to as the “happiness vitamin”

The brain needs vitamin C for our cognitive functions

The link between vitamins in the diet and quality of life

Vitamin A, vitamin D, and omega-3 for the brain’s neurons and development

Vitamin B1 counteracts alcohol-induced dementia

Vitamin B3 may help Alzheimer’s patients

Vitamin C for the brain and the cognitive skills

Vitamin D and omega-3 improve mental health by regulating the synthesis of serotonin

Vitamin D plays an overlooked role in brain health

Vitamin D’s role in children’s mental health

Vitamin K2 counteracts cognitive decline and dementia

Why do need adequate amounts of magnesium