The findings of a study published in the Journal of Public
Health Nutrition indicate that eating junk food on a regular
basis can lead to regular feelings of depression. Dig it:
"People who often ate hamburgers, hot dogs, and pizza are 51
percent more likely to develop depression than those who rarely
or never ate them." Over a period of six months, scientists
studied almost 9,000 folks who had never been diagnosed with
depression. Serve up enough misery meals and watch that change.
After the six months were up 493 participants had been diagnosed
with depression. Now, they'll regularly turn to junk food for
fading glimmers of the happy lives they once led. Good job,
science. Keep finding things out! [via Telegraph UK]