Anxiety, Stress, Fear, Anger, Mental Health & Nutrition

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Nutrition by Natalie

The Truth about Anxiety, Stress, Fear, Anger, Mental Health & Nutrition

Part 3 in series about Stress.
Stress is an emotional reaction of anger or anxiety.

The effects of stress on your physical health, mental health and emotional health.

The symptoms of stress. Stress information. Stress management. Stress relief.

Future videos will discuss stress reduction, anger management, Stress management, anxiety management.

The Psychology of Anxiety, Stress, Fear & Anger
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuaNUkdUolc

Stress, Anxiety, Drugs The Truth about; Nutrition by Natalie
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1G_xxTC_UhA

Nutrition and Your Mental Health
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1U6ZQ_KaHs

Natural Stress Relief Tip - Nutrition by Natalie
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7Dw3c1e5G8

Phobia, Social Anxiety, Xanax, PTSD, Psychology by Sandy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9n36OIjVftQ

How Stress Affects Health - Austin Wellness
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQT7cLD5F_E

Truth about Caffeine, Nutrition, Austin Wellness
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHuNNV4UcPA

Xanax (anxiolytic addiction and withdrawal)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEIg1as2ppc

Please visit Natalie’s website at
http://www.nutritionbynatalie.com

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25 Responses to “Anxiety, Stress, Fear, Anger, Mental Health & Nutrition”

  1. dlw3m Says:

    another great video. Can you mention where you read some of these studies for those of us that want to learn more?

  2. Axirru Says:

    Zinc = Bananas, she didn’t mention that one.

  3. ashtaykat Says:

    my kids are cranky lots they are both very picky and probably don’t get sufficiaent nutrients this could be why they are crabby all the time. It most likly affects kids. thank you natalie

  4. Unurbat Says:

    I loved it. Great videos.

  5. mulonzee877 Says:

    i love u natalie!

  6. th1alb Says:

    Natalie, I want a sticker of you on my gas gage!

  7. Muuip Says:

    I am about to get a few blood tests in order to find out, among other things, my vitamins and minerals levels.

    I sometime get those reports back to me but I have little ways of asserting the values of my blood content.

    What are the ideal vitamins and minerals levels for a healthy lifestyle?

    What about levels of other important nutrients?

    Where can I get a list of these ideal values?
    Where could I compare online the values that I will be getting from my blood samples?

    Thanks! :)

  8. djwhoshotyeah Says:

    Great Videos

  9. flashcat Says:

    5:02: I think she meant to use the word “exacerbate” instead of “exasperate.” Still, great vid, good info! Thanks for posting these, and please keep them coming. :)

  10. mochachino80 Says:

    I am interested in getting into the field of nutrition, and you are clearly so informed and passionate about the subject—it’s inspirational! Thank you for the informative videos!

  11. ofir8584 Says:

    Great video!

  12. nabel1971 Says:

    thank you nadalie! :)

  13. Sceptical112 Says:

    Thank you psychetruth for the videos!

  14. amidar86 Says:

    Great video, very helpful. I often feel perpetually stressed most days, without always being aware of a particular circumstance or reason for feeling that way, so something else could be triggering it.

  15. R4ndomCrap Says:

    I would say most doctors have good intentions toward you. However, the AMA which is funded and controlled by the drug companies, and the drug companies themselves just want to make money off of you. So the doctors end up getting indoctrinated with a lot of information that is designed to keep the money flowing from you to the medical system.

  16. R4ndomCrap Says:

    you do the hokey pokey and you turn yourself around.

  17. gemsyjoe Says:

    it’s better to get your vitamins from food sources than a bunch of pills with proceced vitamins and iven some times quimicals manipulations. (sorry about my english)

  18. psychetruth Says:

    Garlic, onions, apple, coconut, flaxseed, green tea, watermelon, cranberry, radish and seaweed to name some.

    Garlic is excellent for it’s anti-bacterial properties.

  19. Sceptical112 Says:

    Video Suggestions:

    Top Ten Healthiest Drinks

    (still can’t believe milk would be in the top ten, it’s a good source of calcium).

    What foods help fight bad bacteria in your body internally?

  20. zenstar23 Says:

    natalie you look even cuter than normal in this video.

  21. psychetruth Says:

    If you take too much of anything, it can become toxic; including water.

    Death by vitamin poisoning is virtually non-existent.

    Water soluble vitamins, such as the B group and vitamin C cannot be stored by the body to any great extent, so if you take in more than your body needs, they are simply excreted. However, the fat soluble vitamins A and D can accumulate in the body, but pose no danger to your health if consumed within the safe upper limits indicated for them.

  22. kulgan18 Says:

    Could there be any side effects to having too many of a certain vitamins?.
    Specially if you have then in those supplements.

  23. twopinkiesup Says:

    I reached for my abandoned vitamin bottle immediately lol. Thanks.

  24. rnocon Says:

    no, he cries cause he is a pussy

  25. ohveryyoung Says:

    hey natalie, do you think you can do a video about what happens to a person physiologically when they eat a diet that gives them high triglycerides and cholesterol? i got fatty liver from high triglycerides and I’m only in my 30’s.