There have been countless studies on the topic of diet and depression. One of the newest studies have been done on the website webMD and can be found at the website www.webmd.com/depression/guide/diet-recovery.
There is no specific diet that a person with depression should follow. However, it has been shown that eating healthier can help alleviate some symptoms of depression.
Some scientific studies have shown that there is a connection between drinking diet sodas and gaining weight. However, many other studies have shown that there is no correlation. Also, many of the studies that "prove" a correlation are animal studies and have not been continued on humans.
The HCG diet has been shown to be successful in the short term. There are no long term studies that have been done so far.
There is definitely a correlation between nutrition and depression. Eating foods that are sugary, fatty, or high in sodium can lead to feeling unwell, which can contribute to pre-existing depression.
Several studies have shown that both a healthy diet and exercise can reduce depression and anxiety. If you have any existing health conditions or are over 50 it is important to consult your physician before starting an excessive routine. WebMd is a good resource on anxiety and depression. An article which deals with exercise for anxiety and depression can be found at http://www.webmd.com/depression/guide/exercise-depression.
Dialectical Therapy is not general effected by your diet but a healthy diet & regular expertize has been shown in many cases to improve mental health.
You can get some sample diet plans from sampledietplans.com. They have some really good diet plans that have helped me with my depression. It is like a miracle.
Mushrooms have been shown to produce vitamin D when exposed to UV. Eat mushrooms.
Diet and depression can sometimes be linked. Obesity in turn can cause depression. Chocolate and relieve stress and depression too, but that wont work if you are depressed from being over weight.
A website I know has the perfect information you need. At http://www.webmd.com/depression/guide/diet-recovery, it provides really good information that can help with depression and dieting
You cannot completely cure depression through diet but you may be able to address some of it's symptoms. Certain foods like chocolate and passion fruit may help. http://www.webmd.com/depression/guide/diet-recovery
Well, a poor diet can cause constipation, and constipation can cause depression.