Further confirms that sugar increases the risk of mental health
Eating too much sugar increases the likelihood of common mental disorders, such as anxiety and depression.
Using data gathered for other 30 years, a research team from the University College London have successfully linked a diet high in processed sugar with a higher risk of developing disorders like anxiety and depression. The report was published in the Scientific Reports journal in July 2017. The paper was co-authored by Anika Knüppel and Eric Brunner, both from the UCL Department of Epidemiology and Public Health. This article summarizes all the key points of the discoveries made.
