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How Big Tobacco engineered Americas food addiction

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Tobacco firms used cigarette addiction tactics to engineer ultra-processed foods, fueling health crises. Researchers urge public health strategies like tobacco regulation to curb consumption, citing rising chronic disease, environmental harm, and bipartisan support for action. read more


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Harvard Study: Ultraprocessed Foods Raise Dementia Risk 58%

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Eating over two pounds of ultraprocessed foods daily raises dementia risk by 58% and cognitive impairment by 46%. Even moderate consumption poses harm. Minimally processed diets lower dementia risk by 41%. read more

Ultra-Processed Foods Tied to Muscle Fat, Osteoarthritis

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A new study links high consumption of ultra-processed foods to increased thigh muscle fat, raising the risk for knee osteoarthritis regardless of exercise or calories. Experts advise improving diet quality and weight management to reduce this risk. read more

Ultraprocessed Foods Weaken Muscles, Hike Arthritis Risk

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A new study links high consumption of ultraprocessed foods to increased fat in thigh muscles, raising the risk for knee osteoarthritis regardless of exercise or calories. Experts warn this threatens muscle health and joint longevity. read more

Heritage Foundation's Project 2025 Raises Concerns for Food Industry

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'Project 2025,' a conservative proposal by the Heritage Foundation for the next Republican president, aims to boost food industry profits by limiting the fight against ultra-processed foods, undermining efforts to combat health issues and disregarding environmental concerns. read more

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Consuming less ultra-processed food is crucial for health, but requires major lifestyle changes. Time scarcity, especially affecting women, drives reliance on these foods. While improved food labeling is a start, comprehensive policies addressing time and financial constraints are needed. read more