He said: “Research has shown that the rise of UPFs (Ultra-processed foods) in our diets is impacting our health and the ...

“Common examples include sugary cereals, soft drinks, ready-made meals, packaged snacks like crisps and biscuits, and ...

Despite Louisiana's reputation as a foodie haven, ultra-processed foods are becoming an increasingly common staple.

Eating more fruits, veggies, and plant-based foods boosts mood, reduces stress, and improves cognitive function, while ...

One example is Ozempic, which has been used as both a treatment ... One of the main causes of this is likely to be ...

Investigating ultra-processed food and screen time, this study examines their effects on weight and well-being in adolescents ...

For example, low-fat yogurt might contain large ... of whole foods and encourage less consumption of ultra-processed food. The battle against chronic diseases and obesity will not be won by ...

Everyday grocery items that have been ultra-processed are found to be linked to an increase of non-communicable diseases such as CVD risks factors of obesity and heart age.

One example is BHT, a preservative that's banned ... A preponderance of research not funded by the food industry shows that ultra-processed food is a major contributor to poor health.

Ultra-processed foods are making headlines, but are they really bad for our health? Dietitian Juliette Kellow reveals all in ...

Examples include canned vegetables ... The average protein content in ultra-processed food is about 13%, while humans need roughly 17% to 20% of protein in their diet, Ravussin said.

One example is BHT, a preservative that's banned in many countries ... A preponderance of research not funded by the food industry shows that ultra-processed food is a major contributor to poor health ...