What we eat could influence our psychological well-being as we age, research has shown. Rob and Julia Campbell/Stocksy Does what we eat contribute to positive mental well-being? One study published in ...

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Share on Pinterest What we eat could influence our psychological well-being as we age, research has shown. Rob and Julia Campbell/Stocksy There is ongoing research on how food relates to mental ...