How a Child’s Junk-Food Diet Rewires the Brain
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A new study says the ultra-processed food kids love permanently alters the brain’s ability to control appetite. But there’s also a healthy gut response—literally.
A new study says the ultra-processed food kids love permanently alters the brain’s ability to control appetite. But there’s also a healthy gut response—literally.
A new study says the ultra-processed food kids love permanently alters the brain’s ability to control appetite. But there’s also a healthy gut response—literally.
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