Diet and Recovery: The role of nutrition after a natural disaster.

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University of Canterbury. Psychology
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2014
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Rucklidge, J.R
Blampied, N.M.
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People’s nutritional intake is compromised after a natural disaster Nutritional supplements are beneficial during the EQ and post-EQ stress period and could be considered as a front line intervention Benefits may be more marked for those with existing psychopathology Higher doses may confer greater benefits Nutritional supplements are relatively cheap and easy to provide to communities cf other psychosocial, medical, organizational interventions Protection against worsening anxiety, depression, PTSD symptoms may be gained with little professional contact that is maintained up to one year

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Rucklidge, J.R and Blampied, N.M. (2014) Diet and Recovery: The role of nutrition after a natural disaster.. Paris, France: International Congress of Applied Psychology, 09-13 July, 2014.
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Field of Research::11 - Medical and Health Sciences::1111 - Nutrition and Dietetics
Field of Research::17 - Psychology and Cognitive Sciences::1701 - Psychology::170113 - Social and Community Psychology
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