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Masoud Heidari¹, Yalda Khodadadi Jokar², Shirin Madani²

¹Department of Humanities and Law, Isfahan (Khorasgan) Branch, Islamic Azad University, Isfahan 81551-39998, Iran.

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概括

知情的食物选择显著影响心理健康,情绪和行为,可能减少暴力和犯罪. 了解肠-大脑轴和饮食的理解

科学领域:

营养神经科学营养神经科学
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背景情况:

全球食品消费模式的转变与日益严重的心理健康问题和行为变化有关.
在过去的十年中,食品的可用性和多样性增加为心理健康带来了机会和风险.
粮食不安全与负面的健康结果有关,包括抑郁症,减少幸福感,增加婚姻冲突和暴力.

研究的目的:

审查食物消费和饮食选择在影响心理健康和大脑功能的关键作用.
探索饮食,心理反应 (情绪,关系) 和行为反应 (暴力,犯罪) 之间的联系.
评估饮食干预措施的潜力,包括草本提取物和黄类药物,用于情绪障碍和认知功能.

主要方法:

对有关饮食,心理健康和行为的现有文献进行叙述性审查.
检查肠-大脑轴通信通道的检查.
分析粮食不安全对心理健康和人际关系的影响.

主要成果:

饮食习惯显著影响情绪,认知功能和行为,影响人际关系并可能导致犯罪活动.
粮食不安全是导致心理痛苦,婚姻冲突和暴力增加的可证明因素.
新出现的证据表明,草本提取物和黄类药物可以积极调节肠道微生物群,治疗情绪障碍.

结论:

有意识的食物选择对于预防心理健康问题和减少与犯罪和违法行为相关的社会成本至关重要.
了解肠-大脑轴为开发针对情绪和认知增强的有针对性的干预提供了途径.
优先考虑营养策略符合"预防比治疗更有效"的原则.

关键词:

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