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Fatty foods can dent body s ability to fight stress: Study - INDIA New England News

Fatty foods can dent body s ability to fight stress: Study - INDIA New England News
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City ofUnited kingdomRosalind baynhamVeldhuijzen van zantenUniversity of birminghamBrachial flow mediatedJet veldhuijzenBiological psychology

Stress and Snacks: How Fatty Foods Hinder Recovery

Consuming fatty foods during stressful times can hinder the body's recovery from stress effects.

Catarina rendeiroVeldhuijzen van zantenRosalind baynhamProfessor in nutritional sciencesUniversity of birminghamFat diet impairs stress recoveryCognitive functionStress managementBrachial flow mediatedBiological psychologyAssistant professorNutritional sciencesEleanor hailConsumption attenuates cortical oxygenationMental stressYoung healthy

Fatty foods can dent body s ability to fight stress: Study

Fatty foods can dent body s ability to fight stress: Study
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Fatty foods can impair the body s response to everyday stress, research suggests

Fatty foods can impair the body s response to everyday stress, research suggests
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Veldhuijzen van zantenCatarina rendeiroRosalind baynhamUniversity of birminghamProfessor in nutritional sciencesNutritionand nutrientsBrachial flow mediatedBiological psychologyAssistant professorNutritional sciencesFat consumption attenuates cortical oxygenationMental stressYoung healthy adults

Hold the crisps! Snacks can make you more stressed

A new study has shown that high-fat foods have a detrimental effect on our blood vessels. The researchers behind it explain their findings

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