If someone had told me a few years ago that I’d be fermenting cabbage on purpose and calling it a hobby, I would’ve laughed.

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With her new book, “Find Your Food Voice," registered dietitian nutritionist Julie Duffy Dillon aims to help you clean house on food the rules in your head.

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A new study suggests that fermented foods — such as yogurt, kimchi, and miso — may help reduce anxiety and depression by influencing gut bacteria, which in turn affects brain chemistry.

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