Health headlines: What to know about ultra-processed foods
In today's health headlines, what you need to know about ultra-processed foods, how consumption may impact your blood ...
Ultra-processed food may be particularly harmful for people with diabetes, scientists warn
Diet sodas, processed cookies and cereals strongly linked to higher blood sugar levels in people with type 2 diabetes ...
How ultra-processed baby food gets kids hooked on sugar
About 70% of kids' foods are ultra-processed, and that includes items for babies and toddlers. Why are so many foods made for ...
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Ultra-processed foods pose unique dangers for people with type 2 diabetes
Researchers describe how -- even more than just the presence of sugar and salt in the diet -- having more ultra-processed foods laden with additives can lead to higher average blood glucose levels ...
I eliminated processed food and within a week there was an immediate change
Cutting out processed food can lead to a range of health benefits, but it can be hard to know where to start. One woman ...
Should we be worried about vegan ultra-processed foods?
Notwithstanding the occasional exception, overall, the health effects of ultra-processed foods are negative. A 2023 UK study ...
The four worst ultra-processed foods you can eat that increase your risk of death
A recent study has found that people who eat more ultra-processed foods face a higher risk of death, as well as a higher risk ...
Avoiding ultra-processed foods 'could mean people eat even less healthily'
Ultra-processed foods which include items like ice cream, processed meats, crisps, mass-produced bread, some breakfast ...
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Ultra-processed foods: We have the technology to turn them from foe into friend
Ultra-processed foods three major advantages—they are cheap, convenient and they usually taste good. Their affordability in particular is an important factor. Producing food in bulk reduces costs.
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Ultra-processed food fears ‘could mean people eat even less healthily’
Warnings to avoid ultra-processed foods (UPFs) could lead to some people eating even less healthily, researchers have said. Two experts from the universities of Aberdeen and Liverpool argued ...