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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.
The labels of most brands of sugars on supermarket shelves neglect to say whether what's inside is cane or beet. In some brands, the contents can vary from day to day. The Chronicle tested and blind-tasted creme brulee, cookies and cakes made with beet and cane sugar and found that indeed there is a difference.rown sugar from C & H Sugar Co. and other cane refiners uses the process, but beet sugar is different. It's made by refining the sugar all the way to the final white granular stage, stripping off all the molasses because beet molasses is unfit for human consumption (it's recycled as cattle feed).