You’re more likely to die from these health issues if you eat a lot of ultra-processed foods
In some parts of Europe, ultra-processed foods make up a large and growing part of people’s diets to the detriment of their ...
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My lazy ‘dinosaur time’ hack gets me to eat more vegetables — it’s less cumbersome than salads
In an effort to get more greens into her diet, she came up with “dinosaur time” — an admittedly silly trick to ensure she’s eating vegetables without the ... mentality” that involves “adding food, not ...
Parents use the ‘dinosaur time’ TikTok trend to get their kids to eat more vegetables
Families are winding back the clock to convince their kids to eat vegetables — all the way to the Jurassic era — in a TikTok ...
Australians on track to eat less fruit and veg, more junk food by 2030
The CSIRO says the average Australian's diet is likely to get worse within five years, hurting our health and the taxpayers' ...
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Are Ultraprocessed Foods Addictive?
If it’s a food you know and like, she said, just thinking about or seeing it can trigger an increase in dopamine, reminding you that it’s a good source of fuel and nudging you to eat more.
Inside the study trying to untangle the health effects of ultraprocessed foods
A National Institutes of Health study aims to find out whether ultraprocessed foods lead people to eat more. And, if so, why?