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THE MOOD CURE
By Julia Ross

In The Mood Cure Julia Ross continues to apply the path breaking work she explained in The Diet Cure, but she focuses on malfunctioning moods.

Face it:  modern life has made a wreck out of almost everybody.  Usually we lay nervousness, depression, irritability, weepiness, and every other unwelcome mood at the door of “stress.”  I suspect it is the totality of modern life that men were simply not designed for – the reckless speed, the thoughtlessness, the unrelieved and uninteresting novelty, the shallowness, the threats and fears of unknown dangers and powers.  Whatever the cause, we are “a hundred times more likely to have significant mood problems than people born 100 years ago.”  Adult depression and anxiety have tripled in the last 12 years.  One in ten children suffer from mood disorders. 

Julia Ross maintains that “easily correctable malfunctions in our body chemistry – malfunctions that are primarily the result of critical unmet nutritional needs.”  She does not maintain that her nutritional supplement program will cure every ailment known to mankind.  However, in a large number of cases it can eliminate depression, anxiety, sadness, and irritability – what she calls the “false moods” that can ruin your ability to enjoy life.

What I appreciate most about her program is that she does relies neither on  fads nor pharmaceuticals.  Rather, her entire program builds on nutritional changes and supplementing with amino acids.  This may not work, but it certainly won’t kill you or leave you with a smoking gun in your hand wondering why you just shot everybody in the room, as the mood altering drugs may do.

The Mood Cure begins with a questionnaire to identify your false moods.  The following chapters then examine each of the different problems, and explain what foods and amino acids will help.  You don’t have to supplement with amino acids forever. Most people are off them in three to twelve months.  Best of all, you will probably feel immediate improvement.

How do I know?  Because we read Julia Ross’s first book, The Diet Cure, and we tried it.  It has left two of the most irritable, unreasonable, angry people in our family as cheerful and peaceful as lambs. 

I know, because I’m one of them.

-- F. Sanders

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