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In reply to the discussion: Pasta And Depression Linked? Study Finds Carbs And Red Meat May Cause Mood Disorders [View all]Posteritatis
(18,807 posts)45. Oh hey! A sweeping health claim in the news with the word "linked" used!
I of course have perfect faith in the ability of science journalists to be reading the studies effectively and not extrapolating overblown conclusions from the data provided, especially when they're supervised by contemporary editors who want everything as dramatically clickbaity as possible.
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bananas
Oct 2013
OP
I second the ultra garlicky marinara I roast an entire thing of garlic to put in my sauce and
Arcanetrance
Oct 2013
#13
personally i prefer olive oil with my garlic sauce, throw in some broccoli and artichoke hearts.
unblock
Oct 2013
#29
Right. I remember reading a study that a drop in seratonin levels can trigger a desire for carbs.
progressoid
Oct 2013
#35
Well it must be true - isn't it a stereotype that Italians are very depressed, moody
hedgehog
Oct 2013
#21
Paleo diet fans would say it's the pasta and soda that are the problem
TexasBushwhacker
Oct 2013
#37