139: Ally Houston and Rachel Brown – Metabolic Health For Mental Health
Ally Houston is a former physicist who fixed his brain with food. After adopting a ketogenic diet seven years ago he changed career to empower others to turn their health around like he did.
Dr Rachel Brown is a Consultant Psychiatrist and certified functional medicine practitioner. Dr Brown is an advocate for metabolic psychiatry and the use of nutritional ketosis in the treatment of major mental disorder. Dr Brown is trained in the use of Ketogenic diets for mental disorder by Dr Georgia Ede and is a published author in this field. She is also a Nutrition Network Advisor and is a coach for metabolic mental health strategies at MetPsy.com.
Rachel Brown’s Top TipsAlly Houston and Rachel Brown’s Books Metabolic Madness: Understand Why Metabolic Health Is Key to Mental Health (Your Keys to Success) – Dr Rachel Brown https://amzn.to/3piT0Ub Paleo Canteen Low Carb On A Budget: The Easy Weight Loss Low Carb Cookbook (1) (The Ultimate Low Carb Cookbooks) – John Meechan, Ally Houston https://amzn.to/3LPMdZT
Resources Mentioned
Vanessa Spina
Ketogenic Girl
https://www.ketogenicgirl.com/
Beef Farm https://peelham.co.uk/shop/
Quotes by Ally Houston and Rachel Brown
“I was scared for the first 6 months, I thought when is my heart going to explode.” – Ally Houston
“Scotland has been seen as the sickman of Europe.” – Ally Houston
“The less sun you have the younger you die.” – Ally Houston
“Isolation is one of the worst emotions in terms of stress response that you elicit in the body.” – Dr Rachel Brown
“You end up with situations where broccoli wins.” – Ally Houston
“You can jack up the amount of energy you are producing by positively affecting what foods you’re choosing to put in.“
“I have found as time has gone on, I agree less and less with the separation amongst the different medical specialties.” – Dr Rachel Brown
“There’s nervous system signalling from the gut to the brain.” – Dr Rachel Brown
“Gliadin, which is a wheat protein component, interacts with the receptor in the intestine wall and opens up the tight junctions to give you leaky gut.” – Dr Rachel Brown
“One of the big factors seems to be having high levels of insulin over
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