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Very low-calorie diets drain energy and can leave you mentally and physically exhausted over time
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Don’t cut fat or carbs. Without smart replacements, your brain might miss vital nutrients it truly needs
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If you feel unusually low or anxious after starting a certain diet, rethink it. Your body may be warning you that something’s off
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Skipping protein-rich foods can disrupt brain chemistry, leading to mood swings and low emotional resilience
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Ear food that is good for you. Unknowingly eliminating key nutrients can affect your mood, memory, and mental sharpness
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Men often need more energy. The nutrient gaps may hit harder and affect mood and brain health faster
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Your brain thrives on healthy fats and carbohydrates. Stop cutting them. Doing so may cause brain fog or emotional dullness
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Yo-yo dieting can leave you emotionally drained, frustrated, and more prone to mood crashes. Break the cycle
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Trendy diets often lack balance. Remember that what’s popular isn’t always what your mind and body really need. Choose with care
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Balanced eating is about good health and fitness. Plus, it is also essential for emotional strength and mental well-being. Make healthy choices