3 ultra-processed foods these nutrition experts never buy—and the healthy alternatives they eat instead
Some nutrition experts avoid certain ultra-processed foods entirely. Here are three that these experts never consume of buy.
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A Survivor’s Guide to Ultra-Processed Foods
If you were to stage a Billy on the Street survey, only you were screaming at people to name an ultra-processed food instead of a woman, you’d probably get the same answers over and over again: ...
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9 Ways to Take Care of Your Heart Health for Valentine's Day
Decades of research support cardiovascular exercise as a first defense against heart disease. Walking is an easy, simple way ...
What Are ‘Ultraprocessed’ Foods Exactly—and How Worried Should You Be About Eating Them?
Seemingly the antithesis to natural foods, processed foods make up a sweeping category of grocery-store finds that you’ve ...
Stoneham Independent4d
Ultra-Processed Foods Make Up Nearly Half of Calories for Canadian Kids
About 45% of the total daily energy intake for Canadian 3-year-olds came from ultra-processed foods, researchers reported in ...
Montreal News5d
Which U.S. foods to boycott? Product origin labels don’t always tell the whole story
Many products made in Canada actually are properties of U.S.-owned companies and some Canadian-owned companies manufacture in ...
The Vancouver Sun5d
Made in Canada: Here's how to read food product labels at the store
Food that is manufactured outside of Canada is required to show the name and address of the foreign manufacturer or the ...
Lethbridge News5d
Website showcases Made in Alberta foods as tariffs push Canadians to buy local
MadeInAlberta.co launched in 2023 as the Alberta Food Processors Association (AFPA) and the provincial government sought to ...
Health.com5d
9 Vegetables That Can Cause Inflammation
Most vegetables are good for your health and help prevent inflammation. However, some vegetables, like nightshades, can ...
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Processed foods may increase risk of stroke and memory loss
A new study suggests that eating a lot of ultra-processed foods—like soft drinks, chips, and cookies—may increase the risk of stroke and memory problems. The study, published on May 22 in Neurology, ...