Researchers assessed whether ultra-processed food intake is linked to the prevalence and incidence of hyperuricemia, as well as increased uric acid levels. Increased consumption of UPFs was linked to elevated UA levels and an increased cumulative risk for hyperuricemia.
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Nancy Clanton ANN/THE STAR – Numerous studies have linked the consumption of ultra-processed foods with a greater risk of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), cancer, obesity and early death. Now, a new study finds these ready-to-eat foods can lead to greater risk of cognitive decline as we age. And you don’t have to eat much to […]