Recent research shows that broad-spectrum micronutrients are a safe and effective alternative to drugs for ADHD and mood disorders.

Doctors are using this groundbreaking research to recommend nutrition as a primary treatment for mood disorders and mental health.

Dr. Bonnie J. Kaplan, Ph.D. was recently featured on “Operation Tango Romeo”, a Trauma Recovery Podcast, to speak about her book, The Better Brain.

The primary outcome was "very much" or "much" improved for anxiety, aggression, irritable mood, emotional regulation, sleep, and anger for those taking Hardy's Daily Essential Nutrients.

Medication is not an effective long-term solution for many individuals. So researchers asked, what other treatment options are there?

For those with ADHD, there is a promising new method for better managing symptoms without the side effects often associated with medications.

This groundbreaking book highlights the importance of nutrition and its impact on mood and mental health.

Drink milk, get strong bones. Eat vegetables, get strong muscles. But it seems like one body part is consistently left out of the narrative: our brains.

Researchers provided mosque shooting survivors with Optimal Balance® and published the results in International Perspectives in Psychology.

Julia Rucklidge, Ph.D., has been researching the impact nutrition can have on mental health for the past twenty years.