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Surely this is just the link between financial well being (having enough money to spend on high quality food) and mental health? I guess "people with enough mon
by yabones 1y ago
Surely this is just the link between financial well being (having enough money to spend on high quality food) and mental health? I guess "people with enough money to afford the food they want" isn't as catchy of a headline...
- weberer 1y ago>Protein intake was significantly higher among individuals consuming red meat (77.58±26.84g in HH-R and 80.74±35.8g in LH-R) compared to individuals not consuming red meat (67.35±26.85g in HH-NR and 62.99±29.56g in LH-NR, p< 0.001), while carbohydrate intake was lower in red meat groups. Total fat and saturated fat intake in the HH-R was within recommended limits. The inclusion of red meat also improved micronutrient adequacy, with the red meat group showing higher selenium, vit-B12, zinc, calcium, vit-D3, and choline.