#22 - Dr. Georgia Ede

Diet Doctor Podcast

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4.8 • 711 Ratings

🗓️ 18 June 2019

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

It turns out, the brain and the body aren't that different when it comes to the risk of toxicity from too much glucose and carbohydrates. As a practicing psychiatrist, Dr. Georgia Ede has seen the benefits of reducing carbohydrate intake on the mental health of her patients. She shares her experience and the unfortunate reluctance of some to acknowledge this association. Georgia is also an expert in nutritional science, and she lends her take on incomplete and baseless reports such as the EAT-Lancet report. Is it science? Or is it vegan propaganda cloudy by faulty science? Georgia dissects the science and clearly shows how the report falls short of its "evidence based" claims.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Diet Doctor Podcast with Dr. Brett Schur.
0:06.0	Today I'm joined by Dr. Georgia Ede.
0:08.0	Georgia is a trained psychiatrist and has worked as a general psychiatrist for years.
0:13.0	But through her own personal challenges and finding nutrition as a treatment for her,
0:18.0	she's started to use it with her patients and she's's got a fantastic story about how she sort of progressed,
0:24.6	from Harvard to Smith College and now to sort of nutritional consulting,
0:28.6	her challenges along the way and her successes along the way,
0:32.6	and how she's reframed how she thinks about treating psychiatric diseases.
0:37.8	But she's not just an expert in psychiatric diseases.
0:40.7	She is a breath of fresh air in terms of how she helps us understand nutritional research
0:46.6	and nutritional news and the forces behind it and how we can incorporate that into our
0:52.9	lives and understand the complexities
0:55.0	of it.
0:56.0	So we talk quite a bit about that in this interview.
0:58.0	So hopefully you'll walk away from this interview with some specific suggestions of how to see
1:04.0	nutritional news and also how to think about psychiatric conditions is not so different from
1:09.0	the rest of our body and how insulin resistance,
1:13.1	prediabetes, how it plays a role in our bodies and in our minds.
1:17.4	So I hope you really enjoy this interview with Dr. Georgia Ede and if you want to see the transcripts,
1:22.6	you can find those on dietdoctor.com as well as the rest of our previous podcast episodes. All right, thank you very
1:28.8	much and enjoyed this episode.
1:34.7	Dr. Georgia Ead, thank you so much for joining me on the Diet Doctor podcast. Thank you very much
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