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Can there be certain foods to eat to help bipolar?
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No evidence: I'm not aware of specific foods that can affect bipolar mood disorder. Keeping a stable and predictable schedule, with regular mealtimes and sleep and wake times, is important. If it is true bipolar disorder (which is often mis- and over-diagnosed), then medication needs to be part of the treatment plan.
Answered 10/8/2017
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