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Jim Carrey's vegetable cure

Mar 20, 2008, 7:35 GMT

Jim Carrey beat depression by eating vegetables. 03/08/2008 - Jim Carrey and Jenny McCarthy -

03/08/2008 - Jim Carrey and Jenny McCarthy - "Horton Hears a Who!" World Premiere - Arrivals - Westwood Village Theater - Westwood, CA, USA © Albert L. Ortega / PR PhotosThe Hollywood star - who is set to detail his mental health problems in a new self-help book - claims sticking to a healthy diet has transformed his life.He said: "I tried dealing with depression by taking Prozac. It was good for a little bit but it didn't heal me. I don't believe that can ever be the cure."My diet has made a huge difference. People have no idea how important food really is, what you put in your mouth has something to do with your emotional life. I believe the best fuel for humans is vegetables and protein."The 'Horton Hears a Who!' star - who struggled to cope following failed marriages to waitress Melissa Womer and actress Lauren Holly - now stays positive by having a new outlook on life.Carrey, who has been dating actress Jenny McCarthy since 2006, said: "Everybody has a certain amount of darkness in life and I am not free of pain either. Today, though, I have a different perspective on it than I used to have. I have grown a lot spiritually and as a person over the last couple of years."(C) BANG Media International

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Dale De RyckereJun 11th, 2008 - 00:07:22

Jim and Jenny might want to get some information from Lee Euler.
He's written a booklet titled 'The Missing Ingredient' Chapter 9, page 39 should be particularly of interest to them. It addresses Autism.

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