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Middle-aged adults, particularly women over 50, are showing high rates of addiction to ultra-processed foods. Researchers link this trend to aggressive marketing of “diet” snacks in the 1980s and the long-term impact of growing up in a processed food environment. The Processed Food Generation The first Americans to grow up surrounded by ultra-processed foods were …
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Ultra-Processed Food Addiction Is Surging in Middle Age Adults
Michigan Medicine - University of Michigan
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Middle-aged adults, particularly women over 50, are showing high rates of addiction to ultra-processed foods. Researchers link this trend to aggressive marketing of “diet” snacks in the 1980s and the long-term impact of growing up in a processed food environment. The Processed Food Generation The first Americans to grow up surrounded by ultra-processed foods were
