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Loosing tempter to colleagues, eating extravagantly, even shouting to kids,

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问题     Loosing tempter to colleagues, eating extravagantly, even shouting to kids, these are the daily scenes most commonly seen when one is under stress. Stress is inevitable in our everyday life. However, there are ways to minimize its grip on your life, starting with your diet.

    Most of us recognize that certain foods have brutal effects on the brain — for productivity, mood and mental energy. Too much chocolate can leave you dragging after the sugar and caffeine jolts(突然的震惊)fade away. An overdose of salty chips dehydrates the body and the brain, bringing on fatigue. High fat meals raise stress hormone levels. The problem is that these are precisely the foods we reach for at exactly the wrong times, as they make tension from work and daily life worse just when we seek relief.
    The Food and Mood Project, a nutrition research group in the U. K., has drawn a list of "food stressors" and "food supporters" — foods that increase stress from the inside and those that help people under stress — on the basis of personal experience among 200 people surveyed.
    Nearly 90% of those surveyed reported that their mental health had improved significantly with changes in diet. Participants reported that cutting down or avoiding "food stressors" like sugar, caffeine, alcohol and chocolate had the most impact on mental health. So did having more "food supporters" like water, vegetables, fruit and oil-rich fish. The survey also found some dietary strategies particularly helpful in encouraging a healthful diet: eating regular meals, carrying nutritious snacks and planning meals in advance.
    Researches now underway are on how foods will affect our internal chemistry. We already know that stress hormones actually rob the bodies of vitamins, hijacking them with the tensing of muscles and the rise of blood pressure, reactions fundamental to the fight-or-flight response. Thus at times when we’re experiencing the nervous-system workout of anxiety, we are in special need of B vitamins which will be used up in converting food into energy for the body.
    It’s double disaster for the body if calories consumed during stressful times don’t come from nutritious foods, as they’ll then be used up even more quickly. Even a slight vitamin B deficiency — say, from a few days of overloading on chips and soda — upsets the nervous system and compounds stress.
    Extreme stress can create even more nutritional disaster. The "fight or flight" effect on our bodies is drastic. Some 1400 chemical changes occur as stress hormones deprive the body of important nutrients. The hormones released in response to stress can cause the lack of carbohydrate by lowering levels of a calming hormone. Increasing carbohydrate intake can strengthen tolerance to stress by boosting levels of this hormone, but it can also cause weight gain and overeating, particularly of sugary foods.
    When the pressure is on, it’s difficult not to turn to junk food for relief. But sticking to highly nutritious, low fat, low sugar, and low caffeine diet will be its own reward. [br] Research by the Food and Mood Project indicates that chocolate, sugar, caffeine, salty chips______.
选项 A、are "food supporters" for they help make people excited
B、can increase stress from the inside
C、are good for people to seek relief from tension
D、are benefit for mental health
答案 B
解析 事实细节题。文章第三段提到英国的一个营养研究小组根据调查，列出了一个“压力性食物”和“支持性食物”的单子。第二段和第四段开始可以判断题干中提到的食品都属于压力性食物，能增加人的内在压力，故[B]正确。
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