Sugar Exposure in Early Life Linked to Adult Anxiety
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A recent study suggests that exposure to sugar in early life, specifically during pregnancy and the first two years, may increase the risk of anxiety in adulthood. The research, based on over 45,000 participants, found that lower sugar intake during this critical period was associated with a reduced anxiety risk decades later.
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