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Study examines whether cutting ultra-processed foods may ease depression
Original: Can cutting ultra-processed foods help with depression? A new study offers clues
A new study suggests that reducing ultra-processed foods in the diet may be linked to improvements in depression symptoms, adding to a growing body of research on how diet affects mental health. Researchers say the findings offer clues rather than proof, and that more work is needed to confirm whether changing eating habits alone can meaningfully help people with depression.
Why now: Interest in the link between diet and mental health is growing, and a new study on ultra-processed foods and depression is fresh news.
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- Can cutting ultra-processed foods help with depression? A new study offers clues · San Francisco Chronicle
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