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Food & DrinkMany store-bought breakfast bars are ultra-processed.Westend61/ GettyUltra-processed foods make up a large portion on the average American's diet. UPFs are linked to health conditions including cardiovascular disease and cancer.A dietitian shared four breakfast foods to try if you want to cut down on UPFs.Many of the convenient breakfast foods found in grocery stores are ultra-processed, from cereals to bars. But healthier alternatives that are …See the Story
4 healthy but convenient breakfast swaps to try if you want to cut down on ultra-processed foods, according to a dietitian
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Food & Drink · New YorkIn the era of health consciousness, “ultra-processed foods” are under intense scrutiny for their alleged links to a plethora of health issues. Despite lacking a universal definition, these foods dominate American diets. While food giants pivot towards healthier options, they simultaneously lobby against the negative narrative. Yet, at industry events, they proudly showcase their processed creations as culinary innovations. Amidst this debate, th…See the Story
"Ultra-processed foods" and their impact on your health
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Food & DrinkSince the first phase of plastic food waste controls, citizens are still adapting to the use of alternative foods, and social media platforms have raised a lot of discussions about food mass issues. Yesterday (24th), a video was broadcast online, showing a situation in which several small insects crawled on a spoonful of paper cups, raising internet users' concerns about the hygiene of alternative foods. Facebook group broadcasts a situation in …See the Story