Fancl Health Big Data Survey Part 5: Analyzing the Relationship Between 'Breakfast' and 'Nutritional Status/Health Concerns' Among 30,000 People
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Fancl analyzed data from over 33,000 users of its 'Personal One' service to examine the impact of breakfast habits on health. The study found that individuals who rely on 'nakashoku' (ready-made meals like store-bought bento, instant foods, or bread) for breakfast tend to have lower levels of zinc and calcium and report higher levels of fatigue and stress compared to those who do not.
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