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Perhaps, if the menu includes fatty fish like salmon or herring fish, walnuts, sugar beets, or beet molasses. Those foods contain substances that had an antidepressant effect in tests on rats, researchers report in the Feb. 15 issue of Biological Psychiatry. The substances are omega-3 fatty acids and uridine.bundant omega-3 fatty acids are found in certain fish -- especially in fatty fish like salmon and herring -- as well as walnuts and flaxseed. Uridine occurs in sugar beets and molasses made from those beets.
Beets. Beets are a root vegetable high in nutrients and phytochemicals. They contain high levels of folate, manganese and potassium and are a good source of fiber. Unfortunately, beets rate moderately high on the Glycemic Index, with a rating of 64.This indicates that the blood glucose response of 50 g of beet carbohydrates is about 64 percent of the response of pure glucose, which has a rating of 100 on the scale.nfortunately, beets rate moderately high on the Glycemic Index, with a rating of 64. This indicates that the blood glucose response of 50 g of beet carbohydrates is about 64 percent of the response of pure glucose, which has a rating of 100 on the scale.