Israeli Study Links Eating With a Loved One to Lower Blood Glucose
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An Israeli study found that blood glucose levels were lower when people ate with a loved one, according to The Times of Israel. Separate reports from DC News Now and The Washington Post examined how food may affect the brain and how dietary choices relate to sleep, respectively.
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