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Could Quitting Ultra-Processed Food Boost Mental Health?
A UCSF study suggests that cutting ultra-processed foods can significantly improve depression symptoms.
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Rising ‘Food Divorce’ Trend May Impact Couple Relationships
Couples eating separately are missing opportunities for connection, which may affect mental health.
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Link Between Psychedelics and Dietary Choices Investigated in Large Study
A UK study reveals connections between psilocybin use and pro-environmental dietary choices among adults.
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Integrating Mental Health into Primary Care May Enhance Canadian Health Outcomes
A new review suggests integrating mental health services in primary care could improve access and health outcomes in Canada.
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New Insights Uncover Gut Health’s Role in ADHD Management
Recent research explores the connection between gut microbiome health and ADHD, shedding light on dietary impacts.
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Diet Culture Linked to Rising Eating Disorders, UVA Expert Warns
A UVA health expert notes rising eating disorders amid a resurgence of diet culture and its implications for mental health.
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Gut Microbiome’s Connection to Brain Neurochemistry Revealed
A study links gut bacteria to brain chemicals GABA and glutamate, suggesting implications for mental health and wellbeing.
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High Intake of Flavorings, Colors, and Sweeteners Linked to Depression Risk
A study finds strong links between specific ultra-processed food markers and increased depression risk, emphasizing dietary impacts on mental health.
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Dietary Adjustments to Enhance Mental Wellbeing: Insights from Experts
Research indicates specific dietary changes can support mental health, including regular meals and plant-based foods.
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Strategies for Supporting Mental Health in College Students This Year
Explore how metabolic health and dietary habits can support college students' mental well-being this academic year.
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