Ultra-Processed Food and Depression: What the Research Actually Shows
A growing body of research links ultra-processed food intake to higher rates of depression and anxiety. Here is what the evidence actually says – and what it does not.
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Nutritional psychiatry, the gut-brain axis, and how food regulates the nervous system during grief, burnout, anxiety, and other transitions.
A growing body of research links ultra-processed food intake to higher rates of depression and anxiety. Here is what the evidence actually says – and what it does not.
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