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11111nata11111 [884]
2 years ago
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Many colleges are now in a food swamp. Does that affect students? Why is that?

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Lynna [10]2 years ago
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Yes, it is correct to state that quite a number of colleges are now a food swamp. The opposite of a food swamp is a food desert.

<h3>What is a food swamp?</h3>

Food swamps are settings that are overrun by unhealthy foods due to the abundance of corner stores and fast-food restaurants.

Interventions in food deserts, on the other hand, try to promote access to nutritious foods, whereas interventions in food swamps aim to minimize the abundance of or exposure to less nutritious foods.

<h3>Does that affect students? Why is that?</h3>

Yes, the abundance of unhealthy foods affects students and here is the reason why.

Surprisingly, the food you consume has an effect on neurons, which are the brain's primary cells.

An poor diet high in fats and carbohydrates induces neuron inflammation and hinders the production of new neurons in the brain.

This can have an impact on how the brain functions and contribute to mental diseases such as depression.

A student with a diseased mind can not give their best to their studies and may even drop out of school all together.

Hence, suffice it to state that unhealthy foods affects students.

Learn more about food desert:
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