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   The Emerging Field of Nutritional Mental Health: Inflammation, the Microbiome,   
   Oxidative Stress, and Mitochondrial Function   
      
   Bonnie J Kaplan   
   Bonnie J Kaplan   
   Clnical Psychological Science 02/2015; DOI: 10.1177/2167702614555413   
   ABSTRACT   
   We live in a transformational moment for understanding the etiology of mental   
   disorders. The previous leap in understanding occurred 60 years ago, which led   
   us to incorporate psychopharmacology into our curricula to address the   
   chemical basis of    
   neurotransmitter function, especially as explained through the then-popular   
   catecholamine hypothesis. The current revolution is broader, consisting of the   
   rapidly accumulating knowledge of how inflammation, microbiome imbalance (gut   
   dysbiosis), oxidative    
   stress, and impaired mitochondrial output affect brain function. Suitable   
   interventions for fighting inflammation, restoring normal gut function,   
   reducing oxidative stress, and improving mitochondrial metabolism incorporate   
   lifestyle variables, including    
   nutrients and probiotics. This article invites readers to stay abreast of this   
   emerging model of the biological basis of mental illness, given that it has   
   particular relevance for those readers interested in alleviating the suffering   
   of individuals with    
   mental disorders. This overview describes the basis for a new field in mental   
   health: nutritional psychiatry/psychology.   
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