Cutting back on ultra-processed foods may significantly ease depression symptoms, study suggests

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A preliminary study has found that people with depression who significantly reduced their intake of ultra-processed foods experienced notable improvements in their mental well-being. Researchers believe that swapping processed options for whole foods supports brain health by reducing gut inflammation and promoting overall physical healing.
A preliminary study has found that people with depression who significantly reduced their intake of ultra-processed foods experienced notable improvements in their mental well-being. Researchers believe that swapping processed options for whole foods supports brain health by reducing gut inflammation and promoting overall physical healing.