Bill Wilson, MD: The Connection Between Diet and Brain Disorders
Bill Wilson, MD shares clinical observations from 10,000 body-composition readings over decades. He found a recurring pattern: changes in body composition correlate with changes in psychiatric and brain symptoms. Wilson uses FDA-approved equipment to measure patients at every visit and draws on his work with Stephen Stahl's Neuroscience Education Institute.
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About 10,000 readings over decades.
FDA-approved body-composition measurement equipment.
Stephen Stahl's Neuroscience Education Institute.
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