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Study Finds Junk Food Rewires Kids' Brains; Gut Bacteria Might Offer a Rewrite
New study reveals that childhood junk food can rewire brain appetite control, but gut bacteria might help undo the damage.
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New study reveals that childhood junk food can rewire brain appetite control, but gut bacteria might help undo the damage.
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Scientists confirm that coffee, both caffeinated and decaf, shapes gut bacteria and improves mood - your morning cup now has a peer-reviewed justification for being the most important part of your day.
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