Psychiatrists promote mental health as being of equal priority to physical health. The harsh reality, however, is that the analogy between physical and mental healing breaks down when contrasting the results of physical healing to the results of what passes for mental treatment today, under the influence of psychiatry. In simple terms, while medical cures exist, psychiatric ones don't. Under the management of psychiatry today, there is no mental healing. The true resolution of many mental difficulties begins, not with a checklist of symptoms, but with ensuring that a competent, non-psychiatric physician completes a thorough physical examination. Mental healing treatments should be gauged on how they improve and strengthen individuals, their responsibility and their spiritual well-being—without relying upon powerful and addictive drugs.  This week's guest is nutrition expert Spice Williams-Crosby, who will discuss how to do just that.