Some 859 were on a “nutrient-restrictive” diet, low in fat, sugar, salt, fibre or carbohydrate, and 631 were on diets tailored for the likes of diabetes. Researchers found low-calorie diets ...

A low-calorie diet could increase the risk of developing symptoms of depression a study has suggested, but the consensus remains that losing weight is better for your mental health. The new ...

Most participants (25,009, 87%) said they weren’t on any specific diet. 2026 (8%) of them followed a calorie-restrictive diet, 859 (3%) a nutrient-restrictive diet, and 631 (2%) an established ...

Following a low-calorie diet could increase the risk of developing symptoms of depression, a study suggests. The effects of calorie restriction on mood were more pronounced in men and overweight ...

Participants may not have accurately classified their diets, and the study couldn’t account for actual calorie intake, diet adherence, weight loss success, or duration of dieting.

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The majority of participants, 87%, did not follow any specific diet, 8% followed a calorie-restrictive diet, 3% opted for nutrient restriction, and 2% followed an established dietary pattern.

You may have gotten the message that everything will feel better at your goal weight, but a study found calorie restriction could be linked to worsening depression.

Calorie restriction’s effects on mood were studied.The majority of the group (87%) said they were not on a specific diet, while 2,206 were restricting calories. Some 859 were on a “nutrient ...

Why your diet might be making you sad--Especially if you're a man Men and the overweight may be especially vulnerable to effects of restrictive eating Date: June 7, 2025 Source: BMJ Group Summary ...

Low-calorie diet ‘could increase risk of depressive symptoms’ – study 3rd June By PA News Agency The study contradicts previous research (PA) ...