Nany Maree
Right. Monash looked at 2,100-odd Aussie adults and found the more packet food on the plate, the worse they did on focus and speed tests. Each ten per cent bump made it a bit worse, even when the rest of the diet was good. Nearly half their daily energy came out of a wrapper. Half, love.
Now, before anyone panics, it's a link, not proof. They said so themselves, and I like people who say so. They named their funders too, which is more than the cereal box does.
My question is how they wrote down what people ate, because I can't remember Tuesday's lunch. I'll read the methods first. Then I'll have a quiet word with my pantry.
Talk to your GP or health professional about your own body.
Source: Monash University, 2026-04-24
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