Comments on: What Impact Does Nutrition Have on Mental Health? http://www.mental-health-depression.com/2008/01/18/what-impact-does-nutrition-have-on-mental-health/ Mental health articles and resources for learning more and communicating with others on the subject. Thu, 09 Sep 2010 21:08:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.5 by: Administrator http://www.mental-health-depression.com/2008/01/18/what-impact-does-nutrition-have-on-mental-health/#comment-4054 Thu, 10 Apr 2008 21:13:05 +0000 http://www.mental-health-depression.com/2008/01/18/what-impact-does-nutrition-have-on-mental-health/#comment-4054 Hi Barbara The terms were used poorly I agree, however with no intended insult or malice. They were more in line with light humour or throw away lines to reduce any impact from this subject matter. In this case they didn't seem to work. Hence your comment - thank you for bringing it to my attention. As a result, I've removed them. Hi Barbara

The terms were used poorly I agree, however with no intended insult or malice. They were more in line with light humour or throw away lines to reduce any impact from this subject matter. In this case they didn’t seem to work. Hence your comment - thank you for bringing it to my attention. As a result, I’ve removed them.

]]> by: Barbara Harkins http://www.mental-health-depression.com/2008/01/18/what-impact-does-nutrition-have-on-mental-health/#comment-4053 Thu, 10 Apr 2008 14:47:13 +0000 http://www.mental-health-depression.com/2008/01/18/what-impact-does-nutrition-have-on-mental-health/#comment-4053 I was looking for information to share with parent and youth groups that have mental and emotional challenegs. I took great offense to the comments from the writer of the articile "What Impact Does Nutrition Have on Mental Health." I was suprised how loosley the writer uses the word crazy towards the end of this articile. Have you ever thought that people with mental health challenges (who might be reading your website) find the same old stigma used in this writers words. Where or when is it not apporicate to use the term crazy? I was looking for information to share with parent and youth groups that have mental and emotional challenegs. I took great offense to the comments from the writer of the articile “What Impact Does Nutrition Have on Mental Health.” I was suprised how loosley the writer uses the word crazy towards the end of this articile. Have you ever thought that people with mental health challenges (who might be reading your website) find the same old stigma used in this writers words. Where or when is it not apporicate to use the term crazy?

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