FOOD FOR MOOD WITH DR. JUDY WURTMAN Castos https://robinhoodradioondemand.com/ Judith J. Wurtman, Ph.D., co-author of The Serotonin Power Diet: Eat Carbs — Nature's Own Appetite Suppressant — to Stop Emotional Overeating and Halt Antidepressant-Associated Weight Gain, has discovered the connection between carbohydrate craving, serotonin, and emotional well-being in her MIT clinical studies. Tue, 18 Apr 2023 13:55:38 +0000 en-US © 2017 ROBIN HOOD RADIO ON DEMAND AUDIO PAGE https://episodes.castos.com/ON-DEMAND-LISTENING/images/FOOD-FOR-MOOD-PODCAST.jpg FOOD FOR MOOD WITH DR. JUDY WURTMAN https://robinhoodradioondemand.com/ Judith J. Wurtman, Ph.D., co-author of The Serotonin Power Diet: Eat Carbs — Nature's Own Appetite Suppressant — to Stop Emotional Overeating and Halt Antidepressant-Associated Weight Gain, has discovered the connection between carbohydrate craving, serotonin, and emotional well-being in her MIT clinical studies. ROBIN HOOD RADIO episodic Judith J. Wurtman, Ph.D., co-author of The Serotonin Power Diet: Eat Carbs — Nature's Own Appetite Suppressant — to Stop Emotional Overeating and Halt Antidepressant-Associated Weight Gain, has discovered the connection between carbohydrate craving, serotonin, and emotional well-being in her MIT clinical studies. ROBIN HOOD RADIO mmiles@robinhoodradio.com false https://feeds.castos.com/y8j6 yes <![CDATA[Food For Mood With Dr. Judy Wurtman Thursday April 18, 2023]]> Tue, 18 Apr 2023 13:55:38 +0000 ROBIN HOOD RADIO https://permalink.castos.com/podcast/383/episode/1460077 https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-thursday-april-18-2023 Judith J. Wurtman, Ph.D was the former director of the Research Program in Women’s Health at the MIT Clinical Research Center and founder of TRIAD, a Harvard Hospital weight loss center. Along with Dr Frusztajer, she ran a private weight-loss practice in the Boston area specializing in obesity caused by antidepressants and emotional overeating.

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Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating,

]]> 00:09:00 <![CDATA[Food For Mood With Dr. Judy Wurtman Thursday March 23, 2023]]> Tue, 21 Mar 2023 14:04:15 +0000 ROBIN HOOD RADIO https://permalink.castos.com/podcast/383/episode/1441109 https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-thursday-march-23-2023 Judith J. Wurtman, Ph.D was the former director of the Research Program in Women’s Health at the MIT Clinical Research Center and founder of TRIAD, a Harvard Hospital weight loss center. Along with Dr Frusztajer, she ran a private weight-loss practice in the Boston area specializing in obesity caused by antidepressants and emotional overeating.

Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating,

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Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating,

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Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating,

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Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating,

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Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating,

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Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating,

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]]> 00:07:54 <![CDATA[Food For Mood With Dr. Judy Wurtman Thursday March 2, 2023]]> Tue, 28 Feb 2023 15:09:51 +0000 ROBIN HOOD RADIO https://permalink.castos.com/podcast/383/episode/1426416 https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-thursday-march-2-2023 Judith J. Wurtman, Ph.D was the former director of the Research Program in Women’s Health at the MIT Clinical Research Center and founder of TRIAD, a Harvard Hospital weight loss center. Along with Dr Frusztajer, she ran a private weight-loss practice in the Boston area specializing in obesity caused by antidepressants and emotional overeating.

Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating,

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Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating,

]]> 00:11:26 <![CDATA[Food For Mood With Dr. Judy Wurtman Tuesday February 23, 2023]]> Mon, 20 Feb 2023 16:46:51 +0000 ROBIN HOOD RADIO https://permalink.castos.com/podcast/383/episode/1418296 https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-tuesday-february-21-2023 Judith J. Wurtman, Ph.D was the former director of the Research Program in Women’s Health at the MIT Clinical Research Center and founder of TRIAD, a Harvard Hospital weight loss center. Along with Dr Frusztajer, she ran a private weight-loss practice in the Boston area specializing in obesity caused by antidepressants and emotional overeating.

Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, 

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Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, 

]]> 00:09:34 <![CDATA[Food For Mood With Dr. Judy Wurtman Thursday January 12, 2023]]> Thu, 12 Jan 2023 12:11:38 +0000 ROBIN HOOD RADIO https://permalink.castos.com/podcast/383/episode/1374668 https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-thursday-january-12-2023 Judith J. Wurtman, Ph.D was the former director of the Research Program in Women’s Health at the MIT Clinical Research Center and founder of TRIAD, a Harvard Hospital weight loss center. Along with Dr Frusztajer, she ran a private weight-loss practice in the Boston area specializing in obesity caused by antidepressants and emotional overeating.

Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and be

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Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and be

]]> 00:06:35 <![CDATA[Food For Mood With Dr. Judy Wurtman Thursday December 8, 2022]]> Thu, 08 Dec 2022 12:12:00 +0000 ROBIN HOOD RADIO https://permalink.castos.com/podcast/383/episode/1343241 https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-thursday-december-8-2022 Judith J. Wurtman, Ph.D was the former director of the Research Program in Women’s Health at the MIT Clinical Research Center and founder of TRIAD, a Harvard Hospital weight loss center. Along with Dr Frusztajer, she ran a private weight-loss practice in the Boston area specializing in obesity caused by antidepressants and emotional overeating.

Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and be

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Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and be

]]> 00:09:27 <![CDATA[Food For Mood With Dr. Judy Wurtman Thursday December 1, 2022]]> Thu, 01 Dec 2022 12:39:31 +0000 ROBIN HOOD RADIO https://permalink.castos.com/podcast/383/episode/1339066 https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-thursday-december-1-2022 Judith J. Wurtman, Ph.D was the former director of the Research Program in Women’s Health at the MIT Clinical Research Center and founder of TRIAD, a Harvard Hospital weight loss center. Along with Dr Frusztajer, she ran a private weight-loss practice in the Boston area specializing in obesity caused by antidepressants and emotional overeating.

Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

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Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

]]> 00:08:56 <![CDATA[Food For Mood With Dr. Judy Wurtman Thursday November 17, 2022]]> Thu, 17 Nov 2022 12:45:12 +0000 ROBIN HOOD RADIO https://permalink.castos.com/podcast/383/episode/1323096 https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-thursday-november-17-2022 Judith J. Wurtman, Ph.D was the former director of the Research Program in Women’s Health at the MIT Clinical Research Center and founder of TRIAD, a Harvard Hospital weight loss center. Along with Dr Frusztajer, she ran a private weight-loss practice in the Boston area specializing in obesity caused by antidepressants and emotional overeating.

Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

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Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

]]> 00:07:25 <![CDATA[Food For Mood With Dr. Judy Wurtman Thursday November 10, 2022]]> Thu, 10 Nov 2022 12:05:55 +0000 ROBIN HOOD RADIO https://permalink.castos.com/podcast/383/episode/1315908 https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-thursday-november-10-2022 Judith J. Wurtman, Ph.D was the former director of the Research Program in Women’s Health at the MIT Clinical Research Center and founder of TRIAD, a Harvard Hospital weight loss center. Along with Dr Frusztajer, she ran a private weight-loss practice in the Boston area specializing in obesity caused by antidepressants and emotional overeating.

Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

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Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

]]> 00:09:33 <![CDATA[Food For Mood With Dr. Judy Wurtman Thursday November 3, 2022]]> Thu, 03 Nov 2022 11:18:48 +0000 ROBIN HOOD RADIO https://permalink.castos.com/podcast/383/episode/1310893 https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-thursday-november-3-2022 Judith J. Wurtman, Ph.D was the former director of the Research Program in Women’s Health at the MIT Clinical Research Center and founder of TRIAD, a Harvard Hospital weight loss center. Along with Dr Frusztajer, she ran a private weight-loss practice in the Boston area specializing in obesity caused by antidepressants and emotional overeating.

Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

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Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

]]> 00:11:02 <![CDATA[Food For Mood With Dr. Judy Wurtman Thursday October 27, 2022]]> Thu, 27 Oct 2022 11:40:13 +0000 ROBIN HOOD RADIO https://permalink.castos.com/podcast/383/episode/1306577 https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-thursday-october-27-2022 Judith J. Wurtman, Ph.D was the former director of the Research Program in Women’s Health at the MIT Clinical Research Center and founder of TRIAD, a Harvard Hospital weight loss center. Along with Dr Frusztajer, she ran a private weight-loss practice in the Boston area specializing in obesity caused by antidepressants and emotional overeating.

Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

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Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

]]> 00:06:56 <![CDATA[Food For Mood With Dr. Judy Wurtman Thursday October 20, 2022]]> Thu, 20 Oct 2022 11:10:08 +0000 ROBIN HOOD RADIO https://permalink.castos.com/podcast/383/episode/1298532 https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-thursday-october-20-2022 Judith J. Wurtman, Ph.D was the former director of the Research Program in Women’s Health at the MIT Clinical Research Center and founder of TRIAD, a Harvard Hospital weight loss center. Along with Dr Frusztajer, she ran a private weight-loss practice in the Boston area specializing in obesity caused by antidepressants and emotional overeating.

Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

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Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

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Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

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Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

]]> 00:08:59 <![CDATA[Food For Mood With Dr. Judy Wurtman Thursday October 6, 2022]]> Thu, 06 Oct 2022 11:08:25 +0000 ROBIN HOOD RADIO https://permalink.castos.com/podcast/383/episode/1289293 https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-thursday-october-6-2022 Judith J. Wurtman, Ph.D was the former director of the Research Program in Women’s Health at the MIT Clinical Research Center and founder of TRIAD, a Harvard Hospital weight loss center. Along with Dr Frusztajer, she ran a private weight-loss practice in the Boston area specializing in obesity caused by antidepressants and emotional overeating.

Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

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Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

]]> 00:08:57 <![CDATA[Food For Mood With Dr. Judy Wurtman Thursday September 29, 2022]]> Thu, 29 Sep 2022 11:53:41 +0000 ROBIN HOOD RADIO https://permalink.castos.com/podcast/383/episode/1284389 https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-thursday-september-29-2022 Judith J. Wurtman, Ph.D was the former director of the Research Program in Women’s Health at the MIT Clinical Research Center and founder of TRIAD, a Harvard Hospital weight loss center. Along with Dr Frusztajer, she ran a private weight-loss practice in the Boston area specializing in obesity caused by antidepressants and emotional overeating.

Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

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Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

]]> 00:08:58 <![CDATA[Food For mood With Dr. Judy Wurtman Thursday September 22, 2022]]> Thu, 22 Sep 2022 11:48:20 +0000 ROBIN HOOD RADIO https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/podcasts/383/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-thursday-september-22-2022 https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-thursday-september-22-2022 Judith J. Wurtman, Ph.D was the former director of the Research Program in Women’s Health at the MIT Clinical Research Center and founder of TRIAD, a Harvard Hospital weight loss center. Along with Dr Frusztajer, she ran a private weight-loss practice in the Boston area specializing in obesity caused by antidepressants and emotional overeating.

Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

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Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

]]> 00:08:21 <![CDATA[Food For Mood With Dr. Judy Wurtman Thursday September 15, 2022]]> Thu, 15 Sep 2022 11:11:32 +0000 ROBIN HOOD RADIO https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/podcasts/383/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-thursday-september-15-2022 https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-thursday-september-15-2022 Judith J. Wurtman, Ph.D was the former director of the Research Program in Women’s Health at the MIT Clinical Research Center and founder of TRIAD, a Harvard Hospital weight loss center. Along with Dr Frusztajer, she ran a private weight-loss practice in the Boston area specializing in obesity caused by antidepressants and emotional overeating.

Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

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Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

]]> 00:08:48 <![CDATA[Food for Mood with Dr. Judy Wurtman – Thursday September 8, 2022]]> Thu, 08 Sep 2022 11:59:20 +0000 ROBIN HOOD RADIO https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/podcasts/383/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-thursday-september-8-2022 https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-thursday-september-8-2022 Judith J. Wurtman, Ph.D was the former director of the Research Program in Women’s Health at the MIT Clinical Research Center and founder of TRIAD, a Harvard Hospital weight loss center. Along with Dr Frusztajer, she ran a private weight-loss practice in the Boston area specializing in obesity caused by antidepressants and emotional overeating.

Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

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Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

]]> 00:07:22 <![CDATA[Food For Mood With Dr. Judy Wurtman Thursday September 1, 2022]]> Thu, 01 Sep 2022 10:35:34 +0000 ROBIN HOOD RADIO https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/podcasts/383/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-thursday-september-1-2022 https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-thursday-september-1-2022 Judith J. Wurtman, Ph.D was the former director of the Research Program in Women’s Health at the MIT Clinical Research Center and founder of TRIAD, a Harvard Hospital weight loss center. Along with Dr Frusztajer, she ran a private weight-loss practice in the Boston area specializing in obesity caused by antidepressants and emotional overeating.

Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

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Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

]]> 00:09:11 <![CDATA[Food For Mood With Dr. Judy Wurtman Thursday August 18, 2022]]> Thu, 18 Aug 2022 11:40:41 +0000 ROBIN HOOD RADIO https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/podcasts/383/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-thursday-augustdsn https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-thursday-augustdsn Judith J. Wurtman, Ph.D was the former director of the Research Program in Women’s Health at the MIT Clinical Research Center and founder of TRIAD, a Harvard Hospital weight loss center. Along with Dr Frusztajer, she ran a private weight-loss practice in the Boston area specializing in obesity caused by antidepressants and emotional overeating.

Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

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Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

]]> 00:10:50 <![CDATA[Food For mood With Dr. Judy Wurtman Thursday August 11, 2022]]> Thu, 11 Aug 2022 11:08:50 +0000 ROBIN HOOD RADIO https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/podcasts/383/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-thursday-augusthtm https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-thursday-augusthtm Judith J. Wurtman, Ph.D was the former director of the Research Program in Women’s Health at the MIT Clinical Research Center and founder of TRIAD, a Harvard Hospital weight loss center. Along with Dr Frusztajer, she ran a private weight-loss practice in the Boston area specializing in obesity caused by antidepressants and emotional overeating.

Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

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Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

]]> 00:09:43 <![CDATA[Food For Mood With Dr. Judy Wurtman August 4, 2022]]> Thu, 04 Aug 2022 10:27:51 +0000 ROBIN HOOD RADIO https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/podcasts/383/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-august-4-2022 https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-august-4-2022 Judith J. Wurtman, Ph.D was the former director of the Research Program in Women’s Health at the MIT Clinical Research Center and founder of TRIAD, a Harvard Hospital weight loss center. Along with Dr Frusztajer, she ran a private weight-loss practice in the Boston area specializing in obesity caused by antidepressants and emotional overeating.

Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

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Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

]]> 00:10:05 <![CDATA[Food for Mood with Dr. Judy Wurtman - Thursday July 28, 2022]]> Thu, 28 Jul 2022 11:05:50 +0000 ROBIN HOOD RADIO https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/podcasts/383/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-thursday-july-28snd https://food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman.castos.com/episodes/food-for-mood-with-dr-judy-wurtman-thursday-july-28snd Judith J. Wurtman, Ph.D was the former director of the Research Program in Women’s Health at the MIT Clinical Research Center and founder of TRIAD, a Harvard Hospital weight loss center. Along with Dr Frusztajer, she ran a private weight-loss practice in the Boston area specializing in obesity caused by antidepressants and emotional overeating.

Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

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Dr. Wurtman received her Ph.D in cell biology from The George Washington University and took additional training in nutritional biochemistry and obesity as an National Institute of Health postdoctoral fellow. Her research career focused on the relationship between carbohydrates, brain serotonin and disturbances in emotional status and eating, and became a recognized authority on the topic of how food can affect mood

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