Ultra-Processed Foods: Health Risks & Impacts
Study reveals ultra-processed foods (UPFs) negatively impact metabolic and reproductive health, even without excessive consumption. High in sugar, fat, and salt, UPFs are linked to various health risks.
UPF Addiction: Common in Older Americans, Health Risks
UPF addiction is prevalent among older Americans, linked to poor health, social isolation, and unhealthy diets. Study reveals higher rates than alcohol/tobacco addiction. UPF marketing targets both sexes, contributing to dependency.