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Interesting study! The results are not surprising: > In contrast, subtype 4, which followed a balanced and healthy dietary pattern, had less mental health pro
by rubicon33 2y ago
Interesting study! The results are not surprising:
> In contrast, subtype 4, which followed a balanced and healthy dietary pattern, had less mental health problems and a higher well-being score than other subtypes, suggesting that a balanced intake of various food categories may be associated with better mental health
- lopsidedgrin 2y agoI don't find this very convincing. The causal effect could also be the other way around: people whose mental health or well-being was better for other reasons (less stressed, wealthier) had more free time or resources to think about and plan healthier dietary choices and the budget to afford better food options.