Dr. Emily Deans' Evolutionary Psychiatry blog has quickly become one of my favorites over the past year. It's rare to find a psychiatrist that acknowledges the role of nutrition in mental and behavioral health at all, much less one that approaches these topics from an evolutionary perspective. I'm excited to announce that Dr. Deans will be joining us on the podcast to discuss nutrition and mental health and answer your questions. We'll be recording the ...
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