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Topic · standing beatupdated Tue, 10 Nov, 04:30

Junk Food

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Health · 10 Nov

జంక్‌ఫుడ్‌తో డిప్రెషన్‌

AI summaryRecent studies indicate a strong link between junk food consumption and depression, as reported by researchers from the University of California and published in JAMA Psychiatry. The article explains that ultra-processed foods can disrupt gut bacteria and dopamine production, while also warning against stopping prescribed depression medications solely based on dietary changes.

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