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Certain foods can trigger our cortisol levels to rise and cause negative effects on the body.

Certain foods and beverages—including caffeine, alcohol, added sugar and fried and ultra-processed foods—may increase cortisol levels, especially when consumed in excess.

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The food pyramid may have been the norm in the past, but we now know better. If you want to feel your best and/or reach a healthy weight, it’s time for a new approach.

The food pyramid has long been a source of fluctuating guidance around how the USDA and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) suggest the American public eat. You remember the food pyramid right?