In nutrition, foods are often divided into “good” and “bad.” Fast energy versus slow energy. Treats versus discipline. But biologically, food doesn’t argue. It negotiates. Some foods act immediately, pushing systems upward and letting them fall just as fast. Others work quietly — stabilizing blood sugar, digestion, and attention over time. The body doesn’t respond to labels. It responds to patterns, timing, and context. This is why the same choice can feel different on different days. And why th

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