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minus-squareaberrate_junior_beatnik (he/him)@midwest.sociallinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up0·17 days agoDid you read the article? It also cites studies similar to the ones you linked. For instance: One consistent result stands out: People who consume more ultraprocessed foods are at higher risk for multiple chronic diseases and early death. I guess it makes sense, since the UPF framework literally and explicitly disregards substance in favor of a notion of pure sourcing. As with the genetic fallacy, it can be a useful heuristic but is ultimately unsound.
Did you read the article? It also cites studies similar to the ones you linked. For instance:
I guess it makes sense, since the UPF framework literally and explicitly disregards substance in favor of a notion of pure sourcing. As with the genetic fallacy, it can be a useful heuristic but is ultimately unsound.