Research shows that diets high in ultraprocessed foods are linked to a wide range of health problems. The challenge is determining whether those issues can be attributed to how foods are produced or if they might be the result of other factors.
. The challenge, though, is determining whether those issues can be attributed directly to how foods are produced or if they might be the result of other factors.say there’s enough evidence to suggest that ultraprocessed foods are more unhealthy, even when compared with foods with the exact same nutritional makeup.
Another source of debate is what should be done about ultraprocessed foods if they are deemed dangerous. Many experts say a major reason they’re so ubiquitous is because they’re cheaper and more convenient than whole foods. They argue that it will take widespread changes to our food system to ensure that everyone, not just people with a lot of time and money, can cut these unhealthy products out of their diets.At the moment, the U.S.
whether the issue should be included in the next set of updated recommendations, which are set to be released in 2025.“Four of the top six killers are related to an inadequate diet, which in the U.S. is probably largely due to convenient, safe, inexpensive food that we eat too much of.
“My interest in whether anyone eats ultra-processed food or not is fairly minimal. I don't care if people want to eat it, that's fine. What I care about is that they live in a world where they have the freedom to eat the food they want. I think real food should be cheap and available for everyone.” — Chris van Tulleken, author of “Ultra-Processed People,” to“I’m all for a predominantly whole-food diet.
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