
Processed Foods & Calorie Boost: Study on Youngsters
Virginia Tech study reveals potential weight gain in youngsters due to increased calorie consumption after a junk food diet. Further research is planned to explore processed food behaviors.

Virginia Tech study reveals potential weight gain in youngsters due to increased calorie consumption after a junk food diet. Further research is planned to explore processed food behaviors.

Research shows ultra-processed foods, even with matched calories, lead to increased calorie intake and weight gain compared to minimally processed foods. US is working on defining these foods.

Study links ultra-processed foods (UPFs) and microplastics to increased risks of anxiety and poor mental health. UPFs contain high microplastic levels, potentially impacting the brain and overall wellness.