Experts don’t think there’s a single cause of anxiety, a mental health condition that affects millions of UK adults. Genes, chemical imbalances, and environmental conditions might all play a role.
But a paper published in Molecular Psychiatry, which analysed 25 different studies, showed another possible link: it found that people with anxiety typically had less choline in their bodies than those without the condition.
Assistant Professor Jason Smucny, of the University of California, Davis (UCD), Read Entire Article
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