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Scientist estimate that the global rates of depression are at an all-time high.
There are hundreds of reasons for that, many of which are out of our control.
Many, but not all.
For instance, studies report that you can reduce your risk of depression by up to 20% just by...
Eating more fruit and vegetables.
But how much of them should you eat? And how do fruit fight off depression?
We'll get to that in a second. First, a quick reminder: if for any reason you can't (or don't want to) eat fresh vegetables and fruit every day, get some Pine Pollen.
With 200+ nutrients and a pinch of plant-based testosterone, it gives you almost everything you'd get from a nice bowl of salad.
According to a systematic review and meta-analysis of 27 studies, there's an inverse linear association between how much fruit and vegetables you eat—and your risk of depression. (The more you eat, the lower your risk.) [1]
The effect is cumulative, but it obviously has its limits. It would be unwise to go for 3 kg (6.6 lbs) of vegetables daily and expect a 100% immunity to depression.
The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends a daily intake of at least 400 g of fresh fruit and vegetables daily.
This would translate to a 12 to 20% reduction. in depression risk, and honestly, that a fabulous result already.
But how does this anti-depression effect work, anyway?
Most likely, it's all about consistently getting your daily dose of vitamins and minerals. Being deficient in any of them sets in motion a cascade of health issues, many of which cause depression directly—or massively contribute to its development.
In theory, you could just go for a multivitamin instead, but there's an even better alternative: natural Pine Pollen.
Here's what makes it so good.
Pine Pollen is Nature's most powerful multivitamin. It packs more than 200 nutrients, including vitamins, minerals, enzymes, and amino acids.
Pine Pollen also contains real, natural, plant-based testosterone.
Not "something similar to testosterone." No. The real deal.
Up to 22.4% of men with low testosterone suffer from depression too [2]. so fighting that AND getting your daily vitamins is an awesome strategy.
Of course, the dose won't be enough to make you put on a few pounds of muscle in a week, but it'll definitely help you support your hormonal balance and somewhat reduce depression risk along the way.
Look, we won't lie to you: if you can eat your 400-500 g of varied fresh fruit and vegetables DAILY, you don't need Pine Pollen. Go get those greens!
But if you have a busy schedule, or don't like vegetables, or can't eat fruit for health resons... Try our Pine Pollen instead of resorting to synthetic multivitamins.
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