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If you're a stay-at-home mother,
there must be a mountain of things to do on every day. For one, you have at
least one other person you are taking care of. In addition to that is the
abundance of house chores that greet you the moment you wake up.
Still, despite the busyness and
stress of being a mom, many little joys come with the job. One of them is being
in the loving company of your family. Another is the relaxing joy of
experimenting with new dishes in the kitchen.
When the pandemic struck, it
became all the more important to pay attention to the things you eat. The
immune system is tied to our diets, after all. Unfortunately,
it may also be draining your creative cooking juices.
One tip for moms who are stuck? Cook more eggplant dishes.
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The saying “you are what you eat” is taking on a whole new dimension now that researchers are studying the correlation between food and mood. The link between what we eat and how we feel is now a proven fact, and scientists are starting to tease out exactly what the impact is of different dietary choices. Let’s look at some of the latest studies linking diet and mental health, and some of their ramifications as well.