Andrew Huberman· PhD
Get most of your food from non-processed or minimally processed sources.
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Get most of your food from non-processed or minimally processed sources.
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So what do you think about just a general statement that we should try and eat foods that are low to no-- minimally to not processed for about 80% of our foods. Is that a reasonable number?
most people should strive to get anywhere from 70 to 90% of their food from nonprocessed minimally processed Quality Foods and then allow some space for the you know some processed food highly processed foods and sweets and things like that