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Cutting these types of foods may ease depression symptoms

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Add this to the list of ills that might be linked to eating ultra-processed foods: A small UC San Francisco pilot study suggests that cutting back on ultra-processed foods may help improve depression symptoms, although larger trials are needed to confirm the findings.

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    Cutting these types of foods may ease depression symptoms (opens Deseret News)

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    Add this to the list of ills that might be linked to eating ultra-processed foods: A small UC San Francisco pilot study suggests that cutting back on ultra-processed foods may help improve depression symptoms, although larger trials are needed to confirm the findings.

  2. Newsweek

    Could Your Diet Be Affecting Your Depression? Study Offers a Clue (opens Newsweek)

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    Cutting back on consumption of ultra-processed food could have a notable impact on your mental health, a new study has found.