Micronutrients are incredibly important for a healthy body. Micronutrients help provide nutritional stability in the body and are essential to every single system and function in humans. When the body lacks sufficient nutrients, it can’t perform optimally.

The movement for nutrition-based treatment in psychiatry is growing and gaining momentum among doctors and their patients, but also among scientists. In Bethesda, Maryland, during the first week of August, two scientists from Hardy Nutritionals ® attended the first ever worldwide conference of the International Society for Nutritional Psychiatry Research (ISNPR).

"Around puberty (age 12), my son started to experience trichotillomania (hair pulling) and OCD symptoms that negatively affected his quality of life. His pediatrician recommended he start taking Zoloft to "take the edge off." Neither I nor my husband felt right about medicating our son..."

In a recent case study published in the International Journal of Mental Health Systems, researchers set out to compare the costs of psychiatric care and hospitalizations to the costs associated with using micronutrient therapy to control symptoms and improve quality of life.

In his comprehensive review of micronutrient therapy in psychiatry, published in the peer-reviewed journal Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of North America in 2014, Dr. Charles Popper of Harvard University’s McLean Hospital discussed among other things the interplay between micronutrients and conventional medications.

As a leading cause of disability, suicide and homicide in the United States, there is no denying that mental disorders have become a worldwide crisis. [1] While a wide range of labels are assigned to a long list of symptoms, university research is supporting a growing body of evidence that nutrition is involved.

If you are planning to transition from medications to Daily Essential Nutrients micronutrient therapies, this short video will help you to do so successfully.

Thousands of people have found relief from symptoms of mood and mental health disorders using the clinical micronutrient therapies formulated by the late David L. Hardy, founder of Hardy Nutritionals®.†

"My number one choice has been the nutritional products designed by David Hardy..." Integrative Psychiatrist doctor Scott Shannon, founder of the Wholeness Center in Fort Collins Colorado and author of " Please Don't Label My Child: Break the Doctor-Diagnosis-Drug Cycle and Discover Safe, Effective Choices for Your Child's Emotional Health" ...

Hardy Nutritionals® founder David Hardy was recently invited to the CBS studio in Los Angeles where he was interviewed by Kathy Ireland, a world-renowned designer and super model. As you might already know, Kathy was recently featured in the Forbes Inaugural List of America's 50 Richest Self-Made Women...