Name: Is soft drinks becoming a health hazard and depressing people? | Firstpost America
Uploaded: 2025-10-01T15:52:37+05:30
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Description: Research from Germany suggests that soft drink consumption is prone to depression, especially among women. A study in JAMA Psychiatry found women who drank more soda had higher levels of Eggerthella, a gut bacterium linked to inflammation and reduced serotonin production leading to health problems, resulting in depression.

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Research from Germany suggests that soft drink consumption is prone to depression, especially among women. A study in JAMA Psychiatry found women who drank more soda had higher levels of Eggerthella, a gut bacterium linked to inflammation and reduced serotonin production leading to health problems, resulting in depression.

Is soft drinks becoming a health hazard and depressing people? | Firstpost America

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Is soft drinks becoming a health hazard and depressing people? | First...