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Eating Junk Food Can Raise Risk Of Bipolar Disorder, Depression
Junk food is not only harmful for metabolism but also increases the risk of psychological problems such as bipolar disorder and depression, irrespective of personal characteristics such as age, gender, education and marital status: study.
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Have A Look At What Our Nutritionist Has To Say About Food Psychology
Understanding the reason of food choices with the psychology of eating is really important and it depends on the following factors. So, let's dive in the factors before getting any late. Have a look!
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Do Not Miss On Omega-3 Fatty Acids: Higher Omega-3 Levels May Help Boost Cognitive Skills In Elderly
"Our study suggests that diet and nutrition moderate the association between network efficiency and cognitive performance," said Aron Barbey, Professor of psychology at the UI.
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Here's What Will Happen If You Force Feed Your Kids
Health coach Luke Coutinho took to Facebook to share long-term damages of forcing kids to eat their meals. Resorting to physical and psychological ways for feeding children can be harmful for them in the long run.
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Frequent Family Meals Can Help Develop Healthy Eating Habits In Kids, Says Research
A study conducted by the Max Planck Institute for Human Development has found a direct relationship between family meal frequency and the nutritional health of the kids in the family.
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Top 5 Diet Tips For Teenagers
Diet is an important determinant of our physical and psychological growth and progress during teenage. Following are some diet tips for the teenagers of today.
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National Nutrition Week 2018: Top 4 Ayurvedic Tips That Can Help Prevent Heart Disease
Statistics suggest that there are more than 30 million patients of heart-related diseases in the country, a whopping thirty-million. This National Nutrition Week, learn how to fight back these diseases by inculcating healthy habits.
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Top 5 Facts About Eating Disorders
Not many of us are actually aware of what eating disorders are, much less the amount of people that are fighting a battle with themselves, every single day. Read on to know our top five facts about eating disorders.
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Eating Junk Food Can Raise Risk Of Bipolar Disorder, Depression
Junk food is not only harmful for metabolism but also increases the risk of psychological problems such as bipolar disorder and depression, irrespective of personal characteristics such as age, gender, education and marital status: study.
-
Have A Look At What Our Nutritionist Has To Say About Food Psychology
Understanding the reason of food choices with the psychology of eating is really important and it depends on the following factors. So, let's dive in the factors before getting any late. Have a look!
-
Do Not Miss On Omega-3 Fatty Acids: Higher Omega-3 Levels May Help Boost Cognitive Skills In Elderly
"Our study suggests that diet and nutrition moderate the association between network efficiency and cognitive performance," said Aron Barbey, Professor of psychology at the UI.
-
Here's What Will Happen If You Force Feed Your Kids
Health coach Luke Coutinho took to Facebook to share long-term damages of forcing kids to eat their meals. Resorting to physical and psychological ways for feeding children can be harmful for them in the long run.
-
Frequent Family Meals Can Help Develop Healthy Eating Habits In Kids, Says Research
A study conducted by the Max Planck Institute for Human Development has found a direct relationship between family meal frequency and the nutritional health of the kids in the family.
-
Top 5 Diet Tips For Teenagers
Diet is an important determinant of our physical and psychological growth and progress during teenage. Following are some diet tips for the teenagers of today.
-
National Nutrition Week 2018: Top 4 Ayurvedic Tips That Can Help Prevent Heart Disease
Statistics suggest that there are more than 30 million patients of heart-related diseases in the country, a whopping thirty-million. This National Nutrition Week, learn how to fight back these diseases by inculcating healthy habits.
-
Top 5 Facts About Eating Disorders
Not many of us are actually aware of what eating disorders are, much less the amount of people that are fighting a battle with themselves, every single day. Read on to know our top five facts about eating disorders.
