People who consume a lot of ultra-processed foods experience faster rates of biological aging, a recent study has found.

Ultra-processed foods are the latest nutritional villains, associated with several diseases of the modern world, from obesity to heart disease. However, many nutritionists question whether the term ...

This has led to increased production and sales of ultra-processed foods and the introduction of genetically modified foods.

Most of us know about the dangers of ultra-processed foods (UPFs). They increase the risk of cardiovascular problems, diabetes, cancer and a whole host of other nasty health issues, aside from ...

Ultra-processed foods can be a tough habit to kick, especially when the items masquerade as healthy choices. mnelen.com - stock.adobe.com Packaged foods and frozen meals are ubiquitous in US diets ...

Ultra-processed foods typically contain little ... They recommend using small amounts of processed culinary goods for cooking, seasoning, and making culinary preparations. Since processed foods ...

When we talk about ultra-processed foods, the word “addictive” gets thrown around a lot, but when it’s the chief U.S. food and drug regulator doing the throwing, perhaps it’s time to ask ...

The dangers of ultra-processed foods are becoming increasingly recognised, with books such as Ultra-Processed People topping bestseller lists and hundreds of thousands signing up to Professor Tim ...

Your support makes all the difference. The frequent consumption of ultra-processed food may cause additional harm to people with type 2 diabetes, scientists warn in a new study. A growing body of ...

The perils of ultra-processed foods are becoming more widely acknowledged, with thousands joining Professor Tim Spector's Zoe diet and nutrition programme. However, even among UPFs, one food was ...

Scientists recently found that diets high in ultra-processed foods, even diet ones, were associated with higher blood sugar levels in people with Type 2 diabetes. Consuming more ultra-processed ...

Ultra-processed foods can cause debilitating bowel disease flare-ups, a new study has found. Poor diet has long been associated with the onset of Crohn's disease but now researchers have found ...