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Ian Sinclair 

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Are you eating right?

Canterbury Professor Julia Rucklidge has turned up ground breaking evidence that we may be able to treat mental conditions from ADHD to depression and schizophrenia ...with nutrition.

Can ADHD and Depression be treated or even cured by eating the right food?
Source: Sunday

European scientists are backing her research with a giant multi-million dollar study.

The secret, a pill packed with nutrients in super concentrated form.

Here's more information on Canterbury University's experimental use of nutrition to treat mental health.

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