Ultra-Processed Food Addiction: An Epidemic?

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Converging evidence convincingly demonstrates that the timeline of rising obesity rates has mirrored increases in the availability of calorie-dense, nutrient-poor ultra-processed foods (UPFs) in the environment.. https://t.co/VkWjkFydnl

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4. Food addiction is associated with obesity. In addition, those with food addiction report a more rapid weight gain over time. https://t.co/F8PBix2PtA

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