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Ultra-processed foods do NOT cause obesity, says US government s top diet advisors in bombshell review of current evidence: Studies have been biased

Ultra-processed foods do NOT cause obesity, says US government s top diet advisors in bombshell review of current evidence: Studies have been biased
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Health & Wellness | Beating middle-age spread : Carbs you should and shouldn t eat

Health & Wellness | Beating middle-age spread : Carbs you should and shouldn t eat
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Ultra-Processed Foods and Artificial Sweeteners Linked to Depression Risk

A diet high in ultra-processed foods and drinks, especially artificially sweetened kinds, may impact mental health, a new study suggests.

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Artificial sweeteners in processed foods may raise risk of depression

Highly processed packaged foods and drinks may be quick, cheap and tasty, but new research suggests they're also likely to up your risk for depression.

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Could artificial sweeteners in processed food raise depression risk?

Could artificial sweeteners in processed food raise depression risk?
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