Food and feelings: What you eat impacts mood
Aug 2022With the increase of people caring about the quality of food they consume, there has also been an increase of interest on how certain food makes people feel. Some nutrients provided by certain foods are not sufficiently produced by the human body and, therefore, we turn to other sources for them. Others, we might not consume enough of and obtain them from supplements and vitamins. Most of these foods will claim to help reduce stress, improve one’s sleep and boost their moods.
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