"How to Eat: A Cure for 'Nerves'" by Thomas C. Hinkle is a guide from the early 1900s giving lifestyle and eating tips to help calm anxiety and nervous problems, drawing from the author's own struggles with nervous breakdowns to give advice on how everyday life and diet can affect our mental states. Hinkle pushes the idea that eating too much and making bad food choices messes with our nerves, so he suggests eating just enough and leaning towards plant-based foods, while taking care to stay away from meat, eggs, and sugary treats. The book introduces "Fletcherizing," a method focusing on chewing food super well and eating slowly for better digestion and health. Aiming for a wholesome life, Hinkle mixes his own stories with doable steps to help readers add things like outdoor play, good sleep, and keeping emotions in check, viewing these elements as vital steps to beat nervousness and find lasting joy.
How to Eat: A Cure for "Nerves"
By Thomas C. (Thomas Clark) Hinkle
Discover how simple changes to your diet and daily habits can unlock the path to conquering anxiety and achieving lasting happiness.
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About the AuthorThomas Clark Hinkle, was an American novelist.
Thomas Clark Hinkle, was an American novelist.
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