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Sugars exposure raises anxiety risk
A recent scientific study conducted at the University of Surrey in the UK has revealed that exposure to sugars during the first thousand days of a child's life impacts mental health in the long term. The study showed that moderating sugar intake in childhood reduces the risk of anxiety disorders in adulthood, while unrestricted consumption increases these risks, particularly among women. It also found that early dietary patterns influence food preferences and the volume of gray matter in the brain, with noticeable differences in brain regions such as the cerebellum. This underscores the importance of early nutrition in shaping individuals' mental development.
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