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Food Therapy

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Category: Health & Fitness - Diet & Nutrition - Nutrition

USA TODAY Bestseller!

Filled with accessible strategies to help you heal from within through the foods you eat, FOOD THERAPY explores the vital connection between nutrition, stress, and trauma recovery.


Food is therapy—and the choices you make each day impact your capacity to heal from anxiety, stress, and even trauma. Somatic Educator Luis Mojica offers a groundbreaking approach to eating to support the nervous system, adrenals, and glucose balance. When you learn how nutrition impacts your emotions and your body, every food choice becomes an opportunity to shift your biochemistry and support your goals. This knowledge can be incorporated into both therapeutic and personal practices, revealing how to:



  • Learn which foods affect your fight-or-flight response.
  • Replace judgment and shame with curiosity to reveal the unmet needs behind your food cravings.
  • Avoid food-induced stress so your body can better handle life's ups and downs.
  • Eat both processed and whole foods in a balanced way.

Neither a cookbook nor a one-size-fits-all diet of dos and don’ts, this book is a guide to becoming a conscious alchemist, deeply in tune with your body, using food as a medicine.

Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Natalie ★★★★★

I picked this up thinking it'd be the usual eat-your-greens lecture, but the trauma and nutrition section reframed why I'd been stress-eating at night for years. The strategies are genuinely doable, not a total overhaul of my kitchen. Reread the digestion chapter twice already.

Hazel ★★★★★

I’ve read a lot of nutrition books, but this one actually explains how stress and trauma tie into what we eat, and the strategies are genuinely accessible—not just theory. Felt like a lightbulb moment for my own healing journey.

Robert H. ★★★★☆

The chapter linking stress and digestion finally explained why I crave sugar after rough days. I do wish the meal plans were a bit more budget-friendly, but the strategies themselves are easy to start using this week.