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The Doctor's Kitchen Podcast

#225 Seasonal Affective Disorder with Dr Rupy Aujla

The Doctor's Kitchen Podcast

Dr Rupy Aujla

Medicine, Healthy Eating, Improving Health, Food And Lifestyle, 868329, Healthy Recipes, Doctor's Kitchen, Mental Wellbeing, Nutritional Medicine, Lifestyle, Mindset, Dr Rupy, Wellness, Health And Wellbeing, Nutrition, Health & Fitness, Health Goals

4.82.5K Ratings

🗓️ 6 December 2023

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

Today I’m talking about SAD, also known as Seasonal Affective Disorder because I was recently asked to explain it on BBC morning TV. It’s surprisingly common and debilitating for millions of people in the UK alone, and frustratingly there is not too much known about the cause and a real lack of research.


SAD is also referred to as Winter Depression and may have similarities to depression in the way of symptoms, but it’s hard to determine whether there are similarities in the mechanism that drives the symptoms themselves.


Today I’ll talk about the proposed causes, evidence for diet and lifestyle interventions and what you can do today to help yourselves.



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0:00.0

Doctors Kitchen.

0:03.0

Recipes Health Lifestyle

0:08.0

Welcome to the Doctors Kitchen podcast.

0:10.0

The show about food, lifestyle, medicine and how to improve your health today.

0:18.4

I'm Dr. Rupi, your host. I'm a medical doctor, I study nutrition and I'm a firm believer in the power of food and lifestyle as medicine.

0:32.0

Join me and my expert guests where we discuss the multiple determinants of what

0:36.6

allows you to lead your best life. Today I'm talking about Sad also known as seasonal effective disorder because I was recently asked to explain it on BBC Morning TV and it's surprisingly common and

0:56.4

debilitating for millions of people in the UK alone and frustratingly there's not too much known about the cause and a real lack of

1:04.4

research. Sad, which is also referred to as winter depression, can have many

1:09.6

similarities to depression in the way of symptoms, but it's hard to determine whether there are similarities in the mechanism that drives the symptoms themselves.

1:20.0

So today I'll talk about the proposed causes,

1:23.8

evidence for diet lifestyle interventions,

1:26.4

and what you can do today to help yourselves

1:29.2

if you suffer with SAD.

1:31.4

Remember, you can watch this podcast on YouTube. Just click the link in the

1:36.2

podcast bio and you can download the Doctors Kitchen app for free and Android users we have a release date which is going to be the

1:44.3

29th of January 2024 we can't wait for you guys to enjoy the benefits of

1:50.6

having those hundreds of recipes each with step-by-step images and lots

1:54.7

more in the pipeline. You can also subscribe for free to our Eat Listen Read newsletter

2:00.3

and seasonal Sundays where we do a deep dive into a seasonal ingredient every

2:05.0

Sunday and we look at the nutritional medicine research as well as its culinary uses and

2:10.5

the historical aspects of how these ingredients that line our supermarket shelves came to be.

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