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Psychiatric Culinary Medicine #RDN | Professor/Scientist of Nutritional Neuropsychology | Chef | Michigander | #culinarymedicine #foodmatters #adventuresofapril

United States of America
Joined August 2018
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The contradiction is a sign that God is with you! #wnbs
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A friendly reminder that Carl Jung believed life doesn’t truly begin until your 40s. Everything before that is just research and development.
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Training that encourages people to alter their brain's activity seems to reduce negative emotions among people with depression, but not in the way researchers expected newscientist.com/article/259…
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You are allowed to change your mind about the life you thought you wanted. Growth gives you permission to choose again.
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We like to hold on to people. “Stay here. Meet my needs; keep it the same.” It takes maturity to let people walk away. It takes trust. You’re saying, “God, I know You’re my doorkeeper. You’re opening and closing the doors of relationships in my life”. Let God bring your relationships; trust Him with who comes into your life.
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Your next season will explain why your last season had to end.
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Your next breakthrough might not require doing more. It might require eliminating everything that's distracting you from what matters.
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There is something powerful about becoming the person who gives yourself the encouragement you used to search for in others.
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The disappointment may not go away, but you can change its position. You can put it under your feet. Keep your heart pure. Keep honoring God and He said He’ll turn it into a footstool. A footstool is not just something to rest your feet on; it can be something to take you higher.
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You are one walk away from a happier day.
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Purpose isn’t found. It’s practiced daily.
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Repetition rewires the brain. Neuroplasticity doesn't decipher between good and bad. You do.
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This could be a game changer. Researchers just published a paper on a smart ring that can continuously monitor glucose, ketones, vitamin C, uric acid, lactate, and alcohol through sweat.
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Don’t forget why you started it… the goal must never leave your mind
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Your habits are votes for the person you're becoming. Choose accordingly.
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God is not finished with you. He didn’t create you and then decide to walk away because of mistakes, or neglect, or bad breaks. He’s a God who restores, a God who has new beginnings.
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Replying to @BishopJakes
@BishopJakes Thank you sir for your 50+ years of YES… #FiftyYearsOfYES
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Your promise requires you to be uncomfortable. #wnbs
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