The report indicates the dramatic decline in mental well-being during and after the Pandemic continues to persist around the globe with no signs of recovery.
Ultraprocessed foods, which account for about 60% of the American diet, are tied to cancer, diabetes, and heart disease. Now, a growing body of research suggests they also negatively affect the brain.
A global study conducted by Sapiens Labs found a strong correlation between the consumption of ultra-processed foods (UPFs) and a decline in mental wellbeing. The research, based on data from 30,000 Indian participants, revealed that those who consume UPFs multiple times a day face a nearly threefold increased risk of experiencing emotional distress or mental health issues. UPFs are mass-produced products such as carbonated beverages, packaged snacks, and pre-packaged meals.
India News: A global study involving 30,000 individuals from India has found a strong link between frequent consumption of ultra-processed foods (UPFs) and decrea