Is Britney Spear's 'Toxic' Diet Causing Her Erratic Behavior?
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 29 /PRNewswire/ -- From Britney Spears to Lindsay Lohan, young Hollywood stars are imploding. Spears and others are routinely photographed carrying sugar and fat-laden coffee drink and eating fast food. No doubt a host of issues may be at work, but one thing is clear --- the toxic diet of many celebrities can cause big problems.
Bestselling author, Dr. Timothy Brantley has taught his methods of naturally restoring physical and emotional health to thousands of people, including well-known celebrities, among them: Sylvester Stallone, Kelsey Grammar and Kelly Rowland. According to Dr. Brantley, the brain communicates by chemical neurotransmitters; which are created in the brain from the food we consume. You may be able to better balance your mood by knowing which "mood foods" to avoid and which to incorporate into your diet.
BAD MOOD FOODS
Greasy Fast Food
Burgers can linger in your stomach for a long time and can zap your energy for hours to come.
Caffeine
Caffeine can be addictive, altering brain chemistry in a way similar to amphetamines, often triggering irritability and agitation.
Alcohol
According to press reports Britney Spears indulged in Margaritas prior to her infamous MTV VMA thumbs-down performance. Connect the dots - alcohol is a sedative that can cause dehydration, muscle weakness, and inability to focus.
Sugar
Sugar causes mood swings and fatigue, hyperactivity, anxiety and can lead to emotional instability, as well as obesity.
Soda
Commercial sodas often contain high levels of sodium that can cause dehydration. The caffeine content in many sodas, particularly so-called "energy drinks," can cause weight gain, bloating, memory loss, inattention and anxiety.
GOOD MOOD FOODS
Omega 3
Omega 3 fatty acids have mood lifting benefits and help alleviate
depression. Foods rich in
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