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Rebuild from
Depression
by Amanda Rose,
Ph.D.
with Annell Adams, M.D.
Forthcoming January
2008
Purple Oak
Press
In Rebuild from
Depression: A Woman’s Guide, Including Depression in Pregnancy and
Postpartum,
Amanda Rose, Ph.D. identifies the six nutrients most commonly
associated with depression in the medical literature. She
argues that even women who are past the acute state of postpartum
depression should identify the nutrient imbalances that made them
susceptible to depression in the first place. Too much or not
enough of those same nutrients may still be causing related health
problems months or decades after the postpartum experience.
Rose provides readers with tools to:
1.
Identify a nutrient deficiency
2. Locate the best supplements, and
3. Select and prepare foods to maximize those nutrients in their
diet.
She presents “depression buster” foods – those foods highest in
some combination of the six nutrients associated with
depression.
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book.
Book Contents and
Excerpts
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Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Pre-pregnancy to birth
Chapter 3: Birth
Chapter 4: Feeding problems
Chapter 5: Back with a vengeance
Chapter 6: Searching for answers while depressed
Chapter 7: Deficits in a World of
Plenty
Chapter 8: The Usual Suspects, Your Starting
Place
Chapter 9: More investigation: Additional Nutrients
Chapter 10: Meats and Seafood
Chapter 11: Dairy and eggs
Chapter 12: Fruits and Vegetables
• Excerpt: Vegetables yesterday and
today
Chapter 13: Grains and Legumes
• Excerpt: Phytic acid and mineral
loss
Chapter 14: Nuts, seeds, and oils
Chapter 15: Strategic shopping and meal makeovers
Chapter 16: Conclusion
Appendix
Index
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