In the
post-Christmas winter period, it's easy to feel sluggish, cranky and
unmotivated - after all, they're called the 'winter blues' for a reason, and we
still have a couple more months to go. Staying active and eating certain foods
can actually help to improve your mood - but if you want to get happy, don't
even think about reaching for that chocolate bar for a
quick pick-me-up.
While
lots of us try to improve a bad mood by
eating, some foods will make us feel worse. According to Atkins nutritionist,
Linda O'Byrne, the comfort foods to avoid include "sweets, white bread and
cakes, which will only cause spikes and crashes in blood sugar, making you feel
even more lethargic, sluggish and fed up."
Looking to improve your mood with food? Check out O'Byrne's recommendations for five top mood-boosting foods below, which are high in 'good' fats, protein and slow-burning complex carbs.
Looking to improve your mood with food? Check out O'Byrne's recommendations for five top mood-boosting foods below, which are high in 'good' fats, protein and slow-burning complex carbs.

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