The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
it was a threefold difference wow the people who consumed Ultra processed foods every day multiple times a day 58% of them had poor mental health compared to only 18% of the people who rarely or never consumed Ultra processed foods wow
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the more Ultra processed foods you eat a direct linear relationship it was shocking how linear it was the more Ultra processed foods you eat the worse your mental health and it was so striking it was not a subtle difference it wasn't like you know oh it was a 3% difference between the lowest it was a threefold difference wow the people who consumed Ultra processed foods every day multiple times a day 58% of them had poor mental health compared to only 18% of the people who rarely or never consumed Ultra processed foods wow
Ultra processed foods really bad for your physical health and your mental health we have just growing body of evidence for that
one study over 300,000 people the more Ultra processed foods you eat a direct linear relationship it was shocking how linear it was the more Ultra processed foods you eat the worse your mental health