Eating unhealthy foods is a common reaction to times of stress and fear. However, those unhealthy foods also lead to more anxiety and then a vicious cycle continues. Two nutritionists share what happens biochemically to your brain and body during this process and how you can stop the cycle once and for all.
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Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we dive into how proper nutrition can be a powerful tool in managing stress. We’ll discuss which foods are best for reducing stress, why it's important to limit caffeine and sugar, and how stress can lead to weight gain. If you're looking to bett ... Show More
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