of dying from any cause. There were also strong ties between higher consumption and cardiovascular disease–related deaths, mental health disorders, and type 2 diabetes. The researchers also found highly suggestive evidence that ultraprocessed foods were associated with poor sleep, obesity, and...
The article focuses on ultraprocessed foods being linked to 32 types of health problems, including a higher risk of mortality, cardiovascular disease-related deaths, mental health disorders, type 2 diabetes, poor sleep, obesity, and wheezing, according to a review of 45 meta-an...
A mother's consumption of ultra-processed foods appears to be linked to an increased risk of overweight or obesity in her offspring, irrespective of other lifestyle risk factors, suggests a U.S. study published byThe BMJtoday. Ad The researchers say further study is needed to confirm these f...
For example, they found "convincing" evidence that higher intake of ultraprocessed foods was associated with 50% increased risk of cardiovascular disease-related death, a 48% to 53% higher risk of anxiety and common mental disorders, and a 12% greater risk of type 2 diabetes. "Highly sugge...
It’s raising concerns about their role in diet-related health outcomes such asheart disease,diabetes, andobesity, as our busy lifestyles may push us to reach for easy, quick, or low-cost, rather than cooking and eating more unprocessed or minimally processed foods like fruits, vegetables, egg...
Ultra-processed foods are commonly portrayed as a modern health scourge: a threat lurking on the shelves of every supermarket linked to obesity, heart disease, cancer and early death.
Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) have been linked to 32 harmful health effects, including heart disease, type 2 diabetes, cancer and mental health problems, according to the largest review into their impact. A systematic umbrella review published in the BMJ looked at the risks of ex...
Eating ultra-processed (超加工的) foods for more than 20% of your daily calorie intake every day can set you on the road to cognitive (认知的) decline, according to a new study. Previous studies have found they can raise the risk of having obesity, heart and circulation problems, diabetes...
In addition, a report by the UK Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition (SACN) in 2023 supported the findings of this study, linking ultra-processed foods to an increased risk of obesity, type 2 diabetes, and depression. The report emphasized the need for more research to understand these ...
Although much is discussed about the direct negative impact of these products on our health, includingobesity,cardiovascular diseasesanddiabetes, little has been said about the impacts of UPF on the environment. What are ultra-processed foods?